imminently

Now, with death imminently at hand, she knew that was no longer true.

"They should be in a position to give us a report imminently," Clinton said.

Upon what evidence did you base your view that oil was about to run out imminently?

Many of the women are single and imminently facing marriage.

All through the day we kept hearing the word "imminently".

However, it is thought the case could be settled imminently.

The meetings had been very positive, and minutes were expected imminently.

Never had anything in the world, not even his parents, spoken so directly and imminently to him.

According to reports he has made good progress and should be released "imminently".

But Cameron said today the commission would be set up "imminently".

Only this time the vision was direct and imminently threatening.

He came directly to a point that concerned his prisoners more imminently.

Another 13 percent are imminently at risk, it said.

"It's the most imminently threatened area at this point," she said.

It's also important to note, as Mark says, that the kingdom was expected imminently.

Yet there is no evidence that smallpox imminently threatens this country.

Only, the invitation had slipped his mind and the band was due imminently.

"I don't think he's going to leave the party imminently," he said.

"However, I suspect we will find that out imminently, sir.

Such data are not yet available for Europe, but will be imminently presented for the first time.

Join me here imminently for history in the making, plus wisecracks.

However, the underlying car was now five years old and most of its rivals were either new or to be imminently replaced.

Those seeking to leave the country imminently were shuttled to the front of the line for quick attention.

We've got a couple of cases coming in imminently."

I don't think he'll be involved in anything imminently, like tomorrow."