Sentence examples for imminent winter from inspiring English sources

The Weather Channel dispatched its correspondents and began reporting on an imminent winter blitz.

Vladimir Putin has mounted a robust defence of Sochi's imminent winter Olympics, insisting that corruption has been negligible despite the $50bn£30bnbn) price tag and reassuring gay competitors and spectators that they will not be in danger in Russia.

Now Nazar is homeless, living in the eastern Afghan desert 15 miles from Jalalabad, the provincial capital, sitting aimlessly in a wooden wheelbarrow, wondering if the imminent winter will be his last.

To be prepared for the imminent "winter storm" -- along with the extra gallon of milk -- I've stocked up on a few libation necessities.

"There is nothing imminent, November 1 or any other date," he said.

It will be serialised in four parts, with the first out in the magazine's imminent spring issue.

CIVIL war hasn't begun in Iraq yet, at least not in the open way many feared imminent last week after the bombing of the Shia mosque at Samarra.

Little globes of skinned cherry tomatoes, which accompanied the perfectly cooked branzino, looked like balls of sorbet, and had the concentrated flavor of imminent summer.

This sum is more than enough to justify a sequel – the imminent New Year's Eve, starring everyone from Michelle Pfeiffer to Ashton Kutcher.

A settlement seemed imminent last weekend after Ms. Marshall, the borough president, persuaded Mr. Bloomberg to lend the bus lines $2 million to improve the workers' health plan.

Today, as the economy sinks into recession, and fear seeps into the climate, new leadership in Washington promises unity and collective purpose; whatever happens, momentous change seems as imminent today as it did then.