Sentence examples for impending two from inspiring English sources
My companions to AFL games in recent months have included the manager of a yoga studio, an erudite psychology student, a folk musician and an anthropologist who is in a panic over his impending two year employment in Indonesia because he knows he'll miss his weekly Geelong Cats game.
This message seems somewhat ironic given the current state of our democracy and the impending four years of Trump's America.
It started teasing Directioners by pushing out online alerts about its impending scoop: "two days to go…" But Conde Nast, publishers of the magazine, appears to have lost control of its own stunt.
When writing music for The Wrath of Khan, Horner was aware he would reuse certain cues for an impending sequel; two major themes he reworked were for Genesis and Spock.
Impending war, one factor that drove him from Bali, is hinted at.
The lyrics long for love or contemplate impending disaster: one peppy song insists "All Is Not Lost".
UN military commander Roméo Dallaire had warned of impending massacres three months earlier but was ignored by the security council.
And with fewer than 200 babies a year now born with the virus nationwide, the people in that room hoped that the impending discussion — one they'd had so many times before — would no longer be necessary in a decade.
(Fox Searchlight, Blu-ray/DVD combo $39.99, DVD $29.99, R) MELANCHOLIA Lars von Trier's audacious end-of-the-world drama, centered on a pair of sisters with opposite reactions to impending doom: one (Kirsten Dunst) is a manic-depressive sower of chaos; the other (Charlotte Gainsbourg) is an anxious imposer of artificial order.
Last year, back when the Socialists were still in power, with the public smarting from wooden rhetoric about impending austerity, one facade in downtown Madrid trumpeted resolve in upright capital green letters: "While the media outlets keep lying, the walls will keep speaking".
The human rights group said credible sources told it that the army were notified of an impending attack four hours before it happened but did nothing.
