Sentence examples for imminent call from inspiring English sources

Markets, too, tend to treat even a rumour of an imminent call on the IMF as a sign that matters have spun out of control.

Dating from 1942, it is a wartime piece in which Barber expresses his ambivalent feelings towards his own imminent call-up to the US forces in a turbulent single-movement structure that resolves in a meditative chorale, not far removed in style from his Adagio for Strings.

Finally Debenhams dipped 1.25p to 92.25p on talk of an imminent cash call to raise perhaps £300m.

The consultant in charge then announced an imminent conference call with a client.

If you feel as though you are in imminent danger, call 911 or emergency services.

Mr. Buckley-Farlee, who has a collapsed lung condition, said that once when he felt a collapse was imminent, he called in sick and was told to find a replacement.

He announced an imminent album called "Plectrum Electrum," though details on when it would appear and what it would include were a little fuzzy.

In August, with expiration of the disability payments imminent, he called his union to ask about Cobra and about returning to work afterward.

A Labour motion calling for an imminent cull of badgers in England to be abandoned was defeated in the House of Commons on Wednesday by 49 votes.

So it was with an army-green, bloodstained mixed bag of emotions that I greeted the news of the imminent release of Call of Duty 4. First of all, its official title is Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

When a crisis appears imminent — a judgment call he must make from 7,000 miles away — he'll drop everything, get on the plane and rush to his parents' side.