Sentence examples for imminent one from inspiring English sources

The film, made by the independent filmmakers Julie Bergman Sender and Stuart Sender, is part of a royal twofer being broadcast on Friday evening at 10 p.m. right after an hourlong interview with the NBC anchor Brian Williams, which Prince Charles gave in August and which focuses more intently on his marriages — and on his son William's imminent one — than on biodiversity.

They will discuss the ongoing crisis in Cyprus and then move on to the imminent one in Slovenia before, reportedly, agreeing to extend the bailouts for Ireland and Portugal.

At the same time, he saw the transition to mobile as an imminent one and knew the firm would have to build on that level.

Though neither side said a deal was imminent, one could be reached quickly.

Until journalism's seer of seers, Lord Rees-Mogg, announces that an economic golden age is imminent, one cannot assume that we're all doomed.

As a trigger of accidents and incidents, a moderate to heavy storm is outranked only by traffic-churning holidays like Memorial Day, the imminent one at the moment.

But targets are harder to hit than to set: existing pledges on carbon emissions and renewable-power generation have been missed; imminent ones look impossible to meet.

Interviewed after yet another subsidence and asked about the imminent one-day series, Dhoni commented that "it's not as taxing or demanding as the five-day format".

Also by him, two new Salamandos 12-inches are imminent on Bunker, one of which features the track "Jack For Jesus".

But the other camp (the AGI-imminent one) recognises that this history of failure cries out to be explained – or, at least, to be rationalised away.

The firm also warned partners yesterday that layoffs were imminent, and one person on the call said they could be announced as early as next week.