Sentence examples for imminent new from inspiring English sources

The imminent new arrival does not mean that De Niese's career will change track.

9.06am GMT 74th over: Australia 277-6 (Smith 88, Johnson 5) Despite the imminent new ball, Anderson bowls.

Wainwright has stepped down, as she's busy elsewhere these days, having created the outstanding Happy Valley and an imminent new series of Last Tango in Halifax for BBC1.

Keyed up by the imminent new novel, Philip insists on having meetings with a former girlfriend and with his former college roommate.

I'm not sure many of us could remember sacked Tory frontbencher and imminent new peer Howard Flight until a few days ago, but then came that illuminating comment on child benefit changes, which he subsequently apologised for.

Like his Harry Potter colleague Daniel Radcliffe (with whom he stars in the imminent new film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince), Grint is a huge fan of punk and its offshoots.

Signs of an imminent new-ball-based breakthrough unforthcoming.

Mr. Giles also promised imminent news of a new board member and a major donation.

This sum is more than enough to justify a sequel – the imminent New Year's Eve, starring everyone from Michelle Pfeiffer to Ashton Kutcher.

Anyway, Weisman recounts the tale of Gerald Ford and the imminent New York City bankruptcy of 1975.

Every year, many colleges survey their imminent or new graduates about their plans for work or graduate school, and their starting salaries.