Sentence examples for imminent march from inspiring English sources

And now, with the imminent march of the machines, we are racing against time to ensure that our kids grow up to be smart, independent, creative thinkers.

The French officers had difficulties in maintaining the fighting zeal of their soldiers, who for example had become excited at the (false) news that an imminent march on Athens would take place.

With the game's release date imminent (October 9th) the PR machine is in overdrive and Bethesda Softworks have released an interactive video trailer on YouTube.

Fruit for imminent consumption (November to January) is chilled to 0C.

A decision appears to be imminent in June: continue with the project, or build a truncated line to St Andrew Square.

A full deal seemed imminent in April when the two countries initialled a preliminary agreement, including a plan to reopen the border.

The important thing to me was never that Saddam Hussein's threat was "imminent" -- although Sept. 11 taught us that is not such an easy thing to know -- but that the opportunity to do something about him was finite.

A deal seemed imminent in July, when Northern Ireland was due to establish its own power-sharing executive - and get a taste of the devolution already extended to Scotland and Northern Ireland.

A deal seemed imminent last month, when a state fact-finding panel recommended that the teachers get a 15percentt raise over 27 months as part of a contract that would also lengthen the school day by 20 minutes.

Nevertheless, this report caused panic in the US where it was regarded as very dangerous, and the use of these dirty bombs was thought to be likely and imminent". Nunn May believed the report, and feared the consequences for the Soviet Union, which had been invaded by Hitler in 1941.

However, reports that an announcement was imminent in June didn't pan out.