Sentence examples for imminent era from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Stanley is peeved by the introduction of a new deputy editor at the Musical Express, fixated on an imminent era of "electronic music" a mere 40 years ahead of Kraftwerk.

His message is precisely the announcement of an imminent era of personalized pets and of personalized vegetables and ornamentals.

And it demonstrates, as it is intended to, a class of threat to privacy that is entirely unique to the imminent era of ubiquitous computer vision.

Welcome to the imminent era of the Internet of Things, in which our previously dumb objects and machines will wise up thanks to in-built sensors and web connections.

Of course I'm terrified because of the imminent era of Republican darkness.

By 1863, as Louisa entered the third decade of her life, the transcendentalist faith in an imminent new era unshackled by the strictures of the past had dissipated, both in Concord and elsewhere.

In Thailand the real decisions are made in the privy council and at the royal palace.Charting a path out of economic stagnation, social failure and now yet another coup is greatly complicated by the imminent end of an era, the 64-year reign of King Bhumibol.

Those of a sunnier disposition can read this as evidence of a population's nascent attempts to redefine their consumer activity for an – allegedly imminent – post-consumerist era.

Egypt today is a fragmented and embittered society, says Mr Osman, and desperately in need of an inspiring national project.Despite his evident anguish at the current state of affairs, Mr Osman's prognosis for the imminent post-Mubarak era is not entirely bleak.

B4 ESCAPES F1-10 WE1-24 E25-32;E25-32 SPORTSFRIDAY D1-7 Age Is Served, for Today Amid a rising crop of Eastern European players and an imminent clash of eras, the "old" generation of women tennis stars held steady.

The rise of the Temer adds additional pain to the apparently imminent end of the 13-year-old era of governments headed by the Workers Partyy, the PT.