Patrick, a foreign correspondent hard to contact in Kabul, had little inkling of impending trouble, though Jan had worries.
So, despite a weak national economy, fears of an impending war and worries about terrorism at home -- or perhaps because of those factors, some real estate brokers said -- the luxury housing market flourished.
So, on a recent afternoon, we went up and down the L train line to ask the folks who make this city run about the impending crisis: their worries, their backup plans (or lack thereof), and what it could mean for their future in New York.
The sophisticated choice for Venezuelans would be to vote "no" again in this referendum so that Chávez and his more capable ministers could tackle the impending crisis without worrying about his re-election and test the premise that there is more to the Bolivarian revolution than Hugo Chávez.
Now, the employees and communities impacted by the impending closures are worried about what will happen to the people living in the closing mental health and jail facilities.
Even finding a new dry cleaner, deli or coin laundry can stir up deep worries of impending isolation and loneliness.
3. Worries about impending disaster in recent weeks have focused on Europe and the United States, while ignoring Asia.
B10 FISH MARKET AILING -- The Fulton Fish Market has moved to the Bronx, a change that has brought impending bankruptcies, layoffs and worries of a spoiled seafood supply.
Using only natural sound and a fly-on-the-wall camera, Mr. Wang listens to their break-room worries about impending layoffs and disappearing pensions, catching the smoke from their cigarettes as it mingles with furnace gases and countless unidentifiable emissions.
With Maduro and Guaidó now both claiming to be the South American country's president, Venezuelan citizens are divided over who to support and whether to stay amid critical shortages and worries of impending violence, following street protests this week.
Users, meanwhile, worry about impending newslessness.Google launched Reader in 2005.
