Sentence examples for imminent openings from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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.

The ballyhoo surrounding the imminent opening seems to have made little if any impression on Tokyoites, even Professor Jinno, who said he knew Osaka's mayor, Takafumi Isomura, personally.

In fact, Mr. Friedman has just taken on yet another imminent opening: the Rusty Knot, which he described as a dive bar with high-caliber finger food.

The imminent opening of the enrichment site — the Fordo plant, near the city of Qum — confronts the United States and its allies with difficult choices about how far to go to limit Iran's nuclear abilities.

The imminent opening of the site — the Fordo plant, near the city of Qum — confronted the United States and its allies with difficult choices about how far to go to limit Iran's nuclear abilities.

Correction: August 19 , 2001 Sunday A picture last Sunday with an article about the imminent opening of a Port Washington restaurant in a building where a dry-cleaning solvent had been dumped was published in error.