imminent death

Reports of the paper's imminent death are exaggerated, but it would not be much of a stretch to say that the Times is in intensive care.

"Not unusual, " I was told, " a rally is often a sign of imminent death. "

because it shows hat an early childhood memory can do for a man when he's faced with the imminent death of his own father.

Sun Tzu studied every aspect of war including the psychology of men facing imminent death.

Despite appearing to be just seconds away from imminent death, the striped creature escaped unharmed.

She reeled at the thought of her imminent death, and withdrew.

New owners who have grown up with the risk of imminent death from a bomb or bullet see roads as an extension of the battlefield.

Despite this winnowing process, accelerated by the recession, it is a colossal mistake to predict the newspaper industry's imminent death.

People generally become more religious as they grow older and confront their own imminent death, for instance.

Hero of this dead end, the imminent death, but also to be fantasy reuse Cao Cao, knowing that there is one thing to know next!

Despite many predictions of its imminent death, NATO soldiers on.

A problem puzzled me, if you stand before a truck and face the imminent death.

eg. He was faced with imminent death.

I don't know, say, imminent death?

By the time Paul wrote this letter to Timothy, he was considered advance in age, expecting his imminent death.

the feeling of imminent death;