Sentence examples similar to It having transpired from inspiring English sources

It has transpired that the spoof Twitter account to which Pietersen apparently took exception was run by a friend of England fast bowler Stuart Broad.

It has transpired that seven of the remaining children were younger and officials had asked photographers not to take pictures of them.

It has transpired that Zehaf-Bibeau managed to save a lot of money by working on Albertan oil fields, but was not known to police for terrorist-related activities and was not being monitored.

"It has transpired from press reports that the case regarding the young Maria, where a certificate of birth was issued on the basis of false statements, is not an isolated case, but could possibly have occurred in other parts of the country," Ms. Koutzamani said in her order.

This, it has transpired, is simply not true.

As it has transpired, not a single university has asked our students for an A* as a requirement of admission.

Now, it has transpired that police were called to a screening of the film at the International Black Festival in Birmingham.

As it has transpired, Flower himself has now resigned his position, citing the impracticability of splitting the England coaching roles as his sole reason.

The Wales coach predicted on Tuesday that England would recall Jonathan Joseph for Saturday's NatWest Six Nations game at Twickenham and so it has transpired.

And so it has transpired; a profit-making firm has won a £21m contract to manage a proposed free school in Suffolk.

However, it has transpired that, due to loophole in the Localism Act 2011, the parish council's hands are tied and Buckley can continue to hold office.