Sentence examples for impending sentencing from inspiring English sources

This is probably in part down to his nervousness over the impending sentencing, but it also seems clear that having been sent to a prison a long way away from his family and friends, he's pretty lonely.

Periodical scholar Stuart Andrews therefore argues that the last issues of the Analytical Review "must be read in the light of Johnson's impending sentence".

In a subsequent filing Friday evening, Mueller called Cohen's crime "serious" but didn't take a direct position on Cohen's impending sentence.

I had been there six months and was spending my time sleeping 22 hours a day and eating Twinkies from the commissary nonstop to help me cope with the severe depression I was feeling about my impending sentence.

In the same Times article, Mayweather talked about how he planned to deal with his impending prison sentence.

We talked briefly about his time teaching at the American University in Tehran, his plans to continue teaching elementary school — anything but his impending prison sentence.

To tell somebody you're from New Jersey is to deal incessantly with references to Tony Soprano collecting the newspaper in his bathrobe, the Situation's impending prison sentence, and the litany of politicians who have fallen from grace.

It was his impending prison sentence, troubles with the police and Shakur being poor, which many believe might have contributed to Shakur's artistic reemergence on record, as his material is believed by Steve Huey of Allmusic to have become markedly more "confessional", "reflective", and "soul-baring".

France's most notorious rogue trader, Jérôme Kerviel, is feeling a little sore about his impending three-year jail sentence for running up losses of €4.9bn (£4.2bn) at Société Générale.

For many homeless people, an impending storm can be a death sentence.

No rapper currently working conveys a sense of impending arrival the way he does — every sentence of his can be roughly translated to: "I just got here!