Sentence examples for was imminent from from inspiring English sources

Al Ahram's report said a statement was imminent from the interim president that would condemn the foreign attempts at mediation because they had failed "to persuade the Muslim Brotherhood on a peaceful solution".

Another new biography is imminent from Ronald C. White Jr.

A source apparently told the Daily Mail that 'An announcement is imminent' from the BBC.

The Israeli, who is expected to receive a UK work permit this week, has tried to play down the situation but that has not prevented reports an appointment could be imminent from gathering pace.

In the combination of work and home it will therefore have something of a true garden city, and a masterplan is imminent, from the consultancy AECOM, which promises to bring sense and connection to its disjointed fragments.

A proposal is imminent from Mr Elton, and the legendary Frank Churchill finally visits Highbury, as BBC One's new adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel continues.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) raised its alert on Mayon to level 4, signifying a hazardous eruption is imminent, from level 3, which warns that such an eruption could be "weeks or even days" away.

Physicians may become resistant to requests from patients or families to discontinue such medical devices in clinical situations when death is imminent from lethal pathophysiological conditions developing from new life-threatening illnesses.

In some cases, NPD victims actually have to move, where violence or other threats are imminent from their abuser for the act of leaving them.

HW: I think the American people and the Congress were misled by this [Bush] Administration to believe there was imminent threat from Saddam Hussein.

When the news came that its fall was imminent, Pash was ordered from London to Italy.