Sentence examples for imminent start from inspiring English sources

They called to mind the lights in the Metropolitan Opera House that rise to signal a show's imminent start.

The muddled sound of the orchestra resolved into the regular bowing of strings that indicates the imminent start of the overture.

At 5.30am, with loud music hyping up the imminent start of the race, the natives of Chamonix must have been rolling their eyes and stuffing in ear plugs.

Another potential impediment to European markets, Ms. Patterson said, is the imminent start of a monetary tightening cycle by the European Central Bank.

The imminent start of pre-poll voting helps explain a flurry of preference deals at the weekend and numerous appearances by Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten.

He asserted that such change was almost within reach and urged Congress to go the remaining distance without delay, using the imminent start of a new school year as a summons to action.

Overall gas and oil production volumes fell 3.5 percent, although that trend is expected to reverse by the end of the year because of the imminent start-up of the Kearl oil sands project in western Canada.

But the somewhat belated rise of managed care in the city -- and particularly the imminent start-up of mandatory managed care for people on Medicaid -- is threatening the corporation with its biggest fiscal challenge yet.

Besides the big third-party sites, airlines have their own online sites -- and a group of major airlines is now gearing up for the expected imminent start-up of a mega online booking site that is still only known by a working name, T-2.

There have been countless rumors that this is imminent, starting almost from the day he took office.

By 11 p.m., Trump's surge started to solidify and Clinton's imminent defeat started to sink in.