How To Use Imminently In A Sentence
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Imminently due is Digitmovies' second release in their "Mario Bava Soundtrack Anthology" series, and this one is the disc all Italian horror music fans have been waiting for: Carlo Rustichelli's music for THE WHIP AND THE BODY aka WHAT [La frusta e il corpo, 1963] and BLOOD AND BLACK LACE [Sei donne per l'assassino, 1964]!
Some New and Forthcoming Bylines
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Her decision is due "imminently".
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WestLB's management board will "imminently" create a shortlist from a group of potential buyers that include rival property lender
WestImmo Sale Is Set to Stir Up Property Market
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All through the day we kept hearing the word "imminently".
Theo Walcott's public World Cup pain should have been avoided
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He believes that a fight is imminently about to start.
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The government has said only that it will go to the polls by year-end, but an election is expected to be called imminently, likely for late August.
Australia Tax Deal Clears Way for Vote
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We become imminently attuned to sussing out who is being genuine and has something interesting to say, and is thus worth listening to, and who is full of b.s. When you blog, all it can take is one thoughtless or ill-informed post to erase any credibility that you have.
Blogs and buzz
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Times Online will relaunch as separate entities "imminently" has relaunched as two separate editions and will go paid within about four weeks.
Rupert Murdoch BLOCKS Google From UK Times Website
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Still, human transcendentality is imminently borne and fulfilled by this divinizing ‘self-communication of God’ in history.
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After all, real fur is made out of horny mammals -- an imminently renewable natural ingredient.
Why Real Fur Is Greener Than Fake
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We don't believe anything is going to happen imminently.
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Is this something that you expect to happen imminently?
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This particular psychodrama is about him feeling like he doesn’t have enough power, which usually means he either thinks I’ve stolen his away, or that I simply have too much and will imminently squash him like the insect he is.
Boing Boing: March 14, 2004 - March 20, 2004 Archives
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Sunday Times, with staff due to be briefed about the scale of cutbacks at the Times's News International sister title imminently.
The Guardian World News
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Once this document is signed - which is expected imminently - it's obviously too late to change anything.
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But he's pushing ahead: On Wednesday, Mr. Anwar vowed to run for parliament "imminently" in a by-election, with the aim of toppling the government by September.
It's Déjà Vu for Malaysia's Opposition Leader
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A government spokeswoman said a replacement for him would be announced "imminently".
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Once this document is signed - which is expected imminently - it's obviously too late to change anything.
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This approach could be properly characterized as imminently sensible, though not hugely courageous.
Undefined
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It says the measure will come into force after its publication in the official gazette, which is expected "imminently".
BBC News - Home
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He is mentioned almost weekly as the heir apparent to some imminently vacant throne.
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The deal will apparently be announced "imminently".
Goodwin's RBS Said In Talks Over Hotel Purchase
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Decisions are due imminently.
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I read that Labour donors who were proxies for Abrahams due to be arrested 'imminently'
Archive 2008-01-01
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He was at one and the same instant all modern, all imminently primitive, capable of fighting in redness of tooth and claw, desirous of remaining modern for as long as he could with his will master the study of ebon black of skin and dazzling white of decoration that confronted him.
CHAPTER IX
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An inspection is expected imminently.
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Three more restaurants have opened and more are scheduled to open imminently.
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Although no one was harmed in either incident, police chiefs warned that marksmen are authorised to open fire when they believe life is being ‘imminently threatened’.
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- ReutersOf course, note the use of the phrase imminently - still sounds like hedging to me.
09/22/2004
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We are expecting the completion of the first two imminently.
