Sentence examples for make it imminent from inspiring English sources

"To take the future into account, we have to heat it, make it imminent and vivid," Mischel writes in his 2014 book, "The Marshmallow Test: Mastering Self-Control".

He said that NHTSA has the authority to pull any car off the road that has features that make it an imminent danger, and that the agency has the authority to review free add-on features to cars.

But Coyle made it clear that an imminent move for Cahill to Anfield was not on the cards.

She politely kept talking till the crowd noise made it obvious the finish was imminent.

In London alone, organisers estimated over one million people descended on Hyde Park to register their opposition to the imminent invasion, making it the largest protest in UK history.

With rush hour imminent, the protesters made it all the way to the Royal Courts of Justice before police decided to intervene.

He's not only certain that the colonization of the ocean floor is imminent; he's making it happen.

It depends on raising the required funding and although the current government, which is facing an imminent general election, has made it clear it supports the race, it has said it will not provide any state funding.