Sentence examples for reference to the imminent from inspiring English sources

He wrote in his memoir in 1963 that he had overheard SS officers in Auschwitz discuss how a new area was being constructed and that they would soon have "Hungarian salami... by the ton," allegedly a reference to the imminent arrival of Hungarian Jews, but he did not mention this in his report in April 1944.

In a later edition of his memoirs, Vrba responded that he is certain the reference to the imminent Hungarian deportations was in the original Slovakian version of the Vrba Wetzler report, some of which he wrote by hand, but which did not survive.

Meanwhile, the UK edition of The Sun announced it will support the Tories with a mocked-up image of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge holding up a baby-faced David Cameron - a reference to the expected imminent arrival of a new royal baby.

"We would've never known about this had it not been for the FISA program and our ability to collect information [on] people who pose an imminent threat," said Boehner, making a reference to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Imminent crisis "This is not normal," exclaimed Gurara Bekel, a community health worker, in reference to the many cases of malnutrition he's witnessed this past June.

A reference to the bankers?

Reference to the drinking game!

The article was published on the front page of April 7 , 1961 minus the news that a Cuba attack was indeed imminent, and with specific references to the C.I.A. deleted.

References to the book dwindled.

made references to the Indians.

Likewise, this month, hackers uncovered references to a next-generation wireless chip in Apple software pointing the way to the imminent launch of a fresh version of Apple's handset.