Sentence examples for imminent opening from inspiring English sources

He is, I think, feeling the pressure of the imminent opening.

But some fliers trumpeting the imminent opening of Pleasure Planet did not conjure images of crisply folded khakis.

City Opera cited its "prominent location at the heart of the most important cultural campus in the world" and the "imminent opening of a newly renovated theater".

David Hutchinson, Costa's smartly suited marketing manager, exudes an air of quiet excitement: the chain has just announced the imminent opening of its first outlet in India.

Dressed in a Japanese kimono, she distributed cards announcing the imminent opening on East 59th Street of Chie, her store featuring her fur designs.

Chan and her colleagues believe this was to have a ready-trained workforce for the imminent opening of an iPhone plant in Henan.

Nor does it guarantee that they or other mental health practitioners are anywhere near you or have any imminent openings for appointments.

But the imminent Broadway opening of "Bombay Dreams," an expensive stage musical with songs by Mr. Rahman, suggests we may at last be catching on.

Whatever the case, there was some urgency that the foundational story be done soon, presumably to help get his name "in play" for the imminent job openings.

While artists keep their tenuous hold on the city, a wave of new commercial art spaces has accompanied the imminent re-opening of SFMOMA.

No justice has given any indication of retirement plans, but the sense that change is inevitable, even if not imminent, permeates the opening of the term this year.