Sentence examples for imminent publication from inspiring English sources

"This thing just came and hit us, almost out of nowhere," Julie Myerson said last week as she prepared to face the round of publicity that will surround the imminent publication of her unflinchingly candid new book, The Lost Child.

That long-ago photo, of a young man with hair, looking confidently into the distance, brings back some of the excitement of the imminent publication date and, for all anyone knew, outraged public condemnation.

But Sebald must decline; with the imminent publication of "Austerlitz," he has too many engagements.

1.07pm: Andrew Sparrow, guardian.co.uk's senior political correspondent, is in Westminster monitoring the political reaction to the report's imminent publication.

As such, the importance of the imminent publication of the government white paper on care and support cannot be underestimated.

Strikingly good-looking in black shirt, trousers and cowboy boots, she is clearly excited by the imminent publication of Scarpetta.

Faced with the imminent publications of some 4,000 ESTs, NIH filed two patent applications claiming these ESTs and the full-length genes the ESTs can be used to identify.

The first European Standard for the design of commercial-production greenhouses passed through the formal voting stage in 2000 and its publication is imminent.

While the imminent threat to print publications signaled by every "out of business" sign in a shop window remains, books are not dead.

The first call for the ERC Consolidator Grants is also imminent (it was scheduled for publication today), with a deadline on 20 May 2014, for a budget of €713 million and estimated 400 grants.

But on Monday, after months of whispers that Armstrong was coming out of retirement, VeloNews, a prominent cycling publication, reported Armstrong's imminent return to elite racing.