Sentence examples for imminent sending from inspiring English sources

On January 30 , 2009 scientists from the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO) warned that an eruption was imminent, sending experienced Alaskans shopping for protection against a dusty shower of volcanic ash that could descend on south-central Alaska.

Speculation that a takeover of Societe Generale was imminent sent the French bank's shares up 3.4%, to 81.90 euros ($119.88), in Paris on Wednesday afternoon.

Oncologists are notoriously bad at predicting survival, and none of us wants to be known as "the doctor who told me I would be dead by now," the doctor who made a prediction of imminent demise, sending a family into a terrifying tailspin of goodbyes, only to be proven wrong and subsequently mocked for years to come.

And when the risk to life is imminent, we send them out of the country.

Pandemonium erupted at one entrance, as shouts of his imminent arrival sent worshipers surging through towering wooden doors.

With the opening of new British batteries imminent, Subercase sent out an officer with a parley flag on 10 October.

Shareholders marked their concerns about her imminent departure by sending the company's shares down 8% to 980p.

President Obama appears less worried about an imminent threat of Moscow sending troops into the sovereign territory of its former Soviet sister republic.

The paper claims that, since al-Qaeda would prefer to attack the U.S. on a continual basis, any planning or forethought today, however fantastical or future-oriented, constitutes an "imminent" attack that requires sending in the drones.

The situation is carefully monitored from Earth, and when it finally appears that a renaissance is imminent, Don Rumata Estorski is sent to the planet to investigate.

He says that with the OFT decision seemingly imminent, Nationwide may send out "holding letters" to customers who write in seeking refunds.