Sentence examples for imminent were from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, signs that the album was finally imminent were there: in mid-December 2012, the band's Facebook page was updated with the message: "We finished mastering the new album!"; and on Sunday last week Shields teased fans at a London gig, saying the record might appear "in two or three days".

Signs that a strike was imminent were clear on Sunday morning, so the anchors of the three major networks, Tom Brokaw of NBC, Dan Rather of CBS and Peter Jennings of ABC, had ample time to get to their studios before the first strike.

Patients isolated for infection and to whom death was imminent were also excluded.

Patients with only moisture lesions or who were unconscious, confused, cognitively impaired or deemed ethically inappropriate to approach (e.g. death was imminent) were excluded.

Uncertainty of timescales and a desire to wait until they knew that death was imminent were some of the reasons given for not planning for future care needs.

The Spanish for imminent is inminente.

Whether it is "abstract" or more imminent is unclear.

A more imminent battleground is tax.

Those for imminent suicide are not.

Imminent, however, is the operative word.

Rumors of an imminent sale are rife.