Sentence examples for return is imminent from inspiring English sources

His supporters insist that his return is imminent.

"I'm looking forward to it," said Tuck, who believes that Strahan's return is imminent.

Mainstream churches do not teach that Jesus' return is imminent, he said, because "Jesus suggested it was pointless to try to figure out the timetable".

"I guess [they] know more than I do, because I haven't really thought about it," Crosby, said earlier in the week, to the Post-Gazette about those who have said his return is imminent.

Adventists believe — and have proclaimed for nearly 150 years since the movement's formal organization in 1863 — that Christ's return is imminent, though, as Jesus himself said, "about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father" (Matthew 24 36).

He won't play Monday night but his return is imminent.

As far as Michael and all the speculation in basketball, we just have to hang tight here and wait to see what goes on". While Jackson insisted that Jordan was rusty and that no return was imminent -- certainly not for tonight's Bulls game against Cleveland at the United Center -- speculation was turning into expectation by late yesterday afternoon.

Soon after news broke that Greste was on a plane home, former Foreign Affairs minister John Baird stated that the Canadian journalist's release and return was "imminent".

He is a devotee of a millenarian sect who believe that Imam Mehdi, the Shia saviour, who disappeared down a well 1,000 years ago will return in "a time of chaos", a return that is imminent, and that his followers have a duty to prepare for.

He generally does not need many at-bats to feel game-ready, but he has not been able to swing much since, and his return is not imminent.

The 22-year-old playmaker, who has two caps, had been earmarked by the England head coach, Eddie Jones, to start at inside -centre during the Championship until injury struck, but his club return is now imminent.