Sentences with phrase «imminent closing»
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«Imminent closing for Benzema to Arsenal: Tuesday could be the day of medicals and announcement,» he wrote on Twitter.
Amazon nailed its press release on the imminent closing of its $ 13.7 billion acquisition of the organic grocery chain Whole Foods.
The lads discuss the paucity of options available to Jürgen Klopp from the bench and this, naturally, leads to some talk about the imminent closing of the January transfer window.
By Christopher of Christopher Street On March 13, 2016, Council Member Corey Johnson, New York State Assembly Member Richard Gottfried, and New York State Senator Brad Hoylman gathered in front of the Associated Supermarket near the corner of 14th Street and 8th Avenue to protest the imminent closing of the store due to rent hikes.
Stricken by an overwhelming sense of guilt, Lesley's fragility is further tested by her husband (John Slattery)-- a local logger preoccupied by the imminent closing of the town paper mill — and the boy's mother Marla Krause), a disaffected young woman looking to take advantage of a delicate situation.
Her distant husband of 20 years, Richard (John Slattery), is elsewhere, preoccupied with the imminent closing of the paper mill that sustains this town and will eventually affect his logging job.
News of the imminent closing of Yvon Lambert's gallery in Paris hit the air, while Lisson Gallery announced it would build a spanking new building in Chelsea, Emmanuel Perrotin picked up the Jesús Rafael Soto estate, and Casey Kaplan confirmed his upcoming move to Manhattan's flower district.
It was being sold as a going concern to a third party with an imminent closing on the sale.
«They did the traditional hack, read emails about what was going on, and waited right to the point of an imminent closing when money needed to be transferred,» explains Sease.