Sentence examples for imminent deluge from inspiring English sources
Or it posts one or two ominously stationary rats as advance-guard sentinels before an imminent deluge.
The new legislation goes beyond existing conversion rights, allowing developers to raze buildings and build new homes without planning permission – sparking fears of an imminent deluge of unregulated development.
Mr Mosley points to narrowing yield spreads over the past two years between A-rated and AAA-rated municipal bonds as evidence that fear of default has been priced in (see chart).The concern for the municipal-bond market is less about an imminent deluge of defaults, and more about the lasting precedents set by places like Detroit.
They were soon contriving openings without too much difficulty, and even after the first few of Francillon's interventions –a brave, lunging save from Mazzola's volley, a straining deflection of Facchetti's shot, the dramatic blocking of another from Chinaglia – we were still obliged to believe that the deluge was imminent.
The deluge of half-finished or barely started projects worthy of tape-cutting is a harbinger of imminent elections in 13 of Spain's 17 regions and all its municipalities.These are unhappy times for Spain's local politicians.
After Franco, the deluge!
AFTER "Noah", the deluge?
