Sentence examples for imminent passing from inspiring English sources

Publishers: love 'em or hate 'em, we all get alarmed at the notion of their imminent passing – and with reason.

Now, on the 30th anniversary of the first IBM PC, one of its 12 designers has taken to the internet to herald the PC's imminent passing.

Queen Marie is too busy acting like a little girl — or, more accurately, acting the role of wife as little girl — to bother with the philosophical exigencies of her husband's imminent passing.

It's something to think about as crime writers and readers across the world mourn the imminent passing of Maxim Jakubowski's celebrated Charing Cross Road bookshop in London, Murder One.

But watching Jim fold the American flag, we could sense the imminent passing of a powerful force.

When a heat wave is imminent, motorists passing an electronic billboard might view an advertising message with rounded letters, while rectilinear text might signal an approaching cold front.

In the end, with the State of the Union address imminent and time passing to work out the new rules governing the carrying out of the health care law, the administration announced on Jan . 20that religious-affiliated institutions — but not churches — would have to offer the insurance.

If the successor wins matches, Guardiola must know that he has passed on the baton and has no right to its imminent return.

He said that the figures, which indicated that "retailers are still having trouble passing on their higher costs", meant that an imminent rise in interest rates was unlikely.

An amateur astronomer realized that the predicted path of the asteroid, now dubbed 2004AS1, implied an imminent impact, news he passed to a Web chatroom.

In the rush to sustain the industry, whose executives warned of imminent bankruptcies, the bailout legislation passed both the House and Senate by overwhelming margins and was endorsed by the Bush administration.