Use of the word imminent in a sentence example

imminent

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Your church leader has predicted the imminent end of the world. [adjective]

Any talk of an imminent collapse of the al-Saud regime is unnecessarily alarmist. [adjective]

Only when separation was imminent would he plead his cause again. [adjective]

"Say no more of it," said the Marquis; "I see thy policy--it is dreadful, but the emergency is imminent." [adjective]

Mountains and forests were in flames, rivers and streams were dried up, and a general conflagration was imminent. [adjective]

The priest gave a prodigious sniff, turned to his book, looked up again: the crouching man was still there--but imminent. [adjective]

The insurgents, all intent on the attack, which was imminent, had their backs turned to these two. [adjective]

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