Sentence examples for impending fear from inspiring English sources

Give them at least one day of peace, one day to roam around the streets of Gaza without the impending fear of being struck down by an Israeli missile.

A student who is living in constant fear that he or his parents could be taken away in the middle of the night is not a student who can learn effectively because of that impending fear.

The potential for credit-rating downgrades on corporate bonds has risen to record levels, according to Standard & Poor's, on "impending fears of a recession".

Amidst the stewed memories of childhood and impending fears of adult matters, is the collaged reality of what's left behind.

It's called "Neon Bible" (Merge) and has songs about impending apocalypse, fear and faith.

Ms. Goldsack didn't tell anyone about the impending date, fearing that "it was going to be a full-blown disaster," she said.

Daniel Raven-Ellison, the "guerrilla geographer" who runs the London National Park City campaign that wants to see London itself recognised as a national park, says we should not fear impending change.

Fearing impending death, Abe mumbles to Linda that he wants to meet a son he has sired.

The militia movement engages in paramilitary training aimed at protecting citizens from this feared impending government crackdown".

Aid groups are campaigning to stop biofuel crops being grown on cleared virgin forest or farmland important to stave off a feared, impending global food shortage.

Aware that a majority of individuals living with fetal alcohol syndrome also fight mental illness, his parents feared impending schizophrenia or psychosis.