Sentence examples for that imminent from inspiring English sources
"Until," he continued, "that imminent moment when something starts happening underneath her".
Her editors, however, say that Mr. Martin's remarks and comments by prosecutors suggested that imminent prosecution is unlikely.
How many more Tests can we really expect beyond – with any luck – that imminent Ashes double-header?
A happy, equilibrious Cook does not use a press conference to argue with Shane Warne, remaining secure in the knowledge that imminent success will resolve things for him.
Kim, however, seems confident that imminent threats to world safety pop up all the time, but a good boyfriend is hard to find.
It warns that imminent changes to judicial review will also have a chilling effect on challenging poor government decision-making, leading to a situation of state impunity.
But the big move that seemed imminent has not materialized.
Israel's military leadership now views southern Syria as an "ungoverned area" that poses imminent danger.
He also warned that the imminent budget cuts would be painful.
Mr Brown's supporters insisted that an imminent reshuffle would re-energise his government.
There are no innocent coughs, only ones that signal imminent pandemics.
