Sentence examples for imminent strike from inspiring English sources

Some sailors' heads appeared through an open hatch, shouting, "Red!" – the code for imminent strike.

Though players, including Alex Bogomolov Jr. of Russia, sent twitter messages mentioning an imminent strike (exclamation points included), there is no sign of an imminent work stoppage in Australia.

Dockworkers dropped their threat of an imminent strike against ports from Boston to Houston after their union and shipping companies reached a deal on the main point of their dispute, a federal mediator announced on Friday.

Right now, President Obama is focused on the imminent strike against the Assad regime, to establish American credibility when it sets red lines and reinforce the norm that poison gas is not acceptable.

Kirby described the deployment as increasing Obama's martial flexibility "should military options be required to protect American lives, citizens and interests in Iraq", rather than signalling an imminent strike.

While these concerns have restricted any prospect of strong gains and kept Europe's markets on the back foot for most of the day, the likelihood of an imminent strike from the US still looks slim at this stage.

I have been following this story, and I believe that President Obama needs to clarify a few things legally -- i.e., what exactly does "imminent strikes" mean, and when exactly do "informed, high-level officials" have the power to kill their own citizens?

Amid rumours of an imminent police strike, farmers aggrieved at taxes and planned water charges blocked the main coastal highway.

The Israeli attack, a military spokeswoman in Tel Aviv said, had foiled "an imminent terrorist strike on Israel".

Transport for London's primary concern may be its imminent tube strike – but the service has recently been burdened with another problem: Mick's lips.

"We have added troops to enhance our force protection, but it's not because of an imminent terrorist strike or anything like that.