Sentence examples for when imminent from inspiring English sources

But one lesson of 9/11 is that we may not really know when imminent is until it's too late.

"Signs" also plays disturbingly (and perhaps exploitatively) on the events of Sept. 11 and the weeks afterward, when imminent Armageddon seemed a real possibility to many Americans.

Without acknowledging that risk, Mr Bernanke proposes, as Mr Greenspan did, that Congress give someone—"the Treasury seems an appropriate choice"—the authority to intervene when imminent "default by a major nonbank financial institution is judged to carry significant systemic risks".In his speech on Friday, Mr Bernanke began with dovish remarks on the inflation outlook.

When imminent arrest was rumored during a crackdown, he left Beijing and spent half a year traveling in the mountains of Sichuan and exploring the western reaches of the Yangtze River, travels that would provide the structure and much of the material for the "I" portions of "Soul Mountain".

US officials say Mr Tsarnaev will not be read his Miranda rights - a step usually taken when imminent dangers to public safety are involved.

A moment, perhaps, when imminent intimacy seems palpable and suddenly evaporates -- leaving you behind in a desert of isolation.

When facing imminent death, eating light is to be advised".

Or when an imminent threat of W.M.D.'s was being constructed from outdated data?

I included that anecdote in an article I wrote in the days before 9/11, when its imminent significance was not apparent.

It probably explains why Steve McClaren's otherwise cheerful successor offered a wintry smile when the imminent reunion with his old adversary was mentioned.

In the middle of the B story was this week's Will and Alicia Don't Have Sex moment, when an imminent tryst (during a break in the deposition!) was interrupted by Diane.