Sentence examples for imminent courses from inspiring English sources

If a course is undersubscribed (<9) at the outset, it is either cancelled and those registered offered alternative dates for other courses, or those from other courses will be transferred to the more imminent courses where possible.

And of course the imminent appearance of Apple's iPhone 6 is also giving the companies a lift.

Your imminent parenthood is of course the perfect moment for you to renounce the luxuries of royal patronage and aristocracy, in favour of the middle-class normality that most of your fellow compatriots enjoy.

Perhaps the marriage was, in Shakespearian terms, "ill-starred", and they, like the rest of humanity, are affected by the gigantic planet supposedly on a course for imminent collision with Earth.

Berenger – the stock hero of many Ionesco plays – is now a 400-year-old monarch presiding over a ruined kingdom and facing imminent death: in the course of the play's 105 minutes, he is constantly told how little time he has left.

This course includes imminent layoffs and continued staff changes amidst a weakening display market.

The elephant in the room is of course the imminent launch of Google's Chrome OS, which will steal much of Jolicloud's thunder no matter how both operating systems stack up on a product quality level.

Including, of course, its own imminent flotation.

In the press's case, of course, reform is imminent.

The lawyer John Yoo, involved in drafting the so-called "torture memos" used by the Bush administration, has mentioned 24 and the threat of an imminent nuclear blast in the course of an argument about torture.

Sánchez believed that the "debate was hijacked by the institutions, jailed by an academic world full of concepts and fancy words, and condemned to take the course of the imminent conference of the UNEAC [Cuban Writers and Artists Union].