Sentence examples for impending operation from inspiring English sources

Levels of anxiety pre-operatively may partly be due to apprehension about their impending operation, thus support and interventions aimed at reducing this anxiety could be helpful to these patients.

At home, Mr. Karzai has long spoken cautiously about the impending operation as he tries to allay local concerns.

In addition to having to stay strong for Alexis, he said, an impending operation for Kevin prevented him from attending Pamela's funeral, which was held in Miami.

She sits up in a hospital bed naked to the waist, looking down at her large, pendulous breasts, which bear markings for an impending operation.

Eventually he began driving Bin Laden personally, and even was told by Bin Laden several days before Sept. 11, 2001, that they would have to evacuate their compound because of an impending operation that might provoke retaliation.

In "Pre-Breast Surgery," her most powerful painting, she sits up in a hospital bed naked to the waist, looking down at her large, pendulous breasts, which bear markings for an impending operation.

The Bush administration disclosed more elements of a rapidly expanding military and financial campaign against Osama bin Laden's network, talking yesterday of impending operations on the ground in Afghanistan, and naming an additional 27 individuals and groups as financial supporters of the terrorists.

Aid organisations said dozens of migrants, warned of the impending police operation, had made last-ditch attempts to cross the Channel.

Mr. Gunness said forces had directed heavy fire into the neighborhood and that Syrian security officials had told some of the residents to leave, suggesting an impending military operation.

I advised Mr. Rubin of the predicament created by my impending hammertoe operation, adding that my requirements in a cane were influenced by vanity as well as by necessity.

Broad's impending knee operation, although timed to ensure he misses no Test cricket, will give others the chance to gain international experience on the limited-overs stage.