Sentence examples for impending appearance from inspiring English sources

This claim appeared in a poster advertising Ali's impending appearance at a theater during his lifetime.

News of Rusbridger's impending appearance before the committee came as two Conservative MPs urged the editor to "acknowledge the devastating assessment" made by the spymasters of the impact of the leaks.

The impending appearance this week of the BNP leader Nick Griffin on BBC's Question Time has raised once more the spectre of racism and its continuing role in British society.

Asked about his impending appearance as a host on Saturday Night Live, which has led to promises of protests from Hispanic groups offended by his virulent anti-immigrant rhetoric, he said: "I think they'll have luck in driving up the ratings … this will be the highest-rated show of all time".

His impending appearance at the University of Florida has already sparked protests led by "No Nazis at UF," which is a coalition of student activist groups.

There precisely lies the 'logos' of myth: its ability to plant the seed of dissonance and expand the heart in anticipation of the piercing and impending appearance of the One.

As the art department's mechanical sharks suffered many malfunctions, Spielberg decided to mostly suggest the animal's presence, employing an ominous, minimalistic theme created by composer John Williams to indicate the shark's impending appearances.

Terry's impending court appearance moved the Football Association to strip the 31-year-old of the England captaincy, a decision that contributed to Fabio Capello's resignation on Thursday.

Mary Morrison, her GP at St Luke's Surgery in Guildford, said Mrs Andrade's anxiety stemmed from her impending court appearance.

It is apparent in his tempered ego about the impending Coda appearance.

Ms. Stevens, of Middlebury, had successfully auditioned for the ninth season of "American Idol" in Boston several months before, yet she kept her then-impending TV appearances -- "American Idol" did not begin airing until winter -- from her classmates.