Sentence examples for imminent appointment from inspiring English sources

But it also leaves Everton aggrieved that United have not approached them directly about the imminent appointment.

Yet the build-up to such a significant occasion is being overshadowed by the imminent appointment of Moyes.

Coleman will have doubts about Verheijen, who even yesterday, as the imminent appointment became clear, was using Twitter to pass critical comment.

The pre-match hype had centred on Southend's imminent appointment of their controversial old boy Collymore, the former Liverpool and England striker.

The imminent appointment of Brooks to a senior News Corp job in the UK four years after she quit the company has been rumoured for at least six months.

In an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today programme to mark his imminent appointment as a cardinal by Pope Francis, Archbishop Vincent Nichols expanded upon his comments to the Telegraph when he criticised the government's welfare reforms as "punitive".

On one hand, it's nice to have the local weather, imminent appointments and your investment portfolio status on the MSN 8 side panel.

When not in use, the clear acrylic stylus stands, flagpole-like, at the top of the unit; new e-mail or imminent appointments make the stylus tip blink brightly.

Nor does it guarantee that they or other mental health practitioners are anywhere near you or have any imminent openings for appointments.

There were nursing managers in four of the prisons visited with further nurse manager appointments imminent.

Rutgers is searching for a new president and an appointment is imminent, the New Jersey Institute of Technology recently appointed a new president, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey lost three top officials after a new board chairman was appointed.