Sentence examples similar to the imminent weekend from inspiring English sources
My roommate, who'd spent his weekend protesting the imminent invasion of Iraq, had to open doors and beers alike for me, between grim discussions about intervention and dueling George W. Bush impressions.
The third leg of a long weekend, Memorial Day signals the imminent arrival of summer, the quasi-official start of golf season, the opening of the public swimming pool, small town parades of candy-throwing kids in costumes.
The imminent start of pre-poll voting helps explain a flurry of preference deals at the weekend and numerous appearances by Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten.
She dreaded the imminent ceremony.
The imminent radio interview was not so imminent anymore.
Granted, the imminent fiscal stimulus should help.
Acknowledging the imminent crisis, W.T.O.
The imminent move to Brooklyn helps, too.
The imminent peril also has disadvantages.
The Washingtonian first reported the imminent closings.
He described the imminent execution as barbaric.
