imminent death

When they talked about the imminent death of our sun, I lost it.

He can, in some cases, also sense a person's imminent death.

At great risk to herself, she kept him safe from imminent death.

Two weeks later he took a bad turn, and his imminent death was announced.

I do not believe you came here to prepare me for the imminent death of my only son.

But a man in fear of imminent death is desperate.

He was resigned to that fact of his imminent death.

He did not relish the fact of his imminent death.

But they were facing imminent death, and even then some of them wanted to debate things.

Even facing imminent death, there was no fear in her eyes.

To dream of living in a new and unknown city means imminent death.

To escape from imminent death is a matter of survival.

"I am sure that we were saved from imminent death," she said.

But the cold hand of imminent death had touched Kirk.

He knows that imminent death is not merely possible but indeed probable.

The author tries to convince his father to fight against imminent death.

However, encountering them was still considered to be a sign of imminent death.

First came the assumption of imminent death, common to just about everyone who got the diagnosis before the mid-1990's.

Dire emergency to the men means the threat of certain, imminent death.

The costume terrified people because it was a sign of imminent death.

And she wondered now, what had disappointed him most- his own imminent death, or the fact that he hadn't been able to kill her first?

Those plans were postponed at the last minute, perhaps due to Jobs' imminent death.

She breaks down and remembers the events leading to her now imminent death.

He made a full recovery but the shock of imminent death is reflected in the work.

But the possibility of imminent death was occupying his thoughts for the moment.