Sentence examples for actually transpired from inspiring English sources

What actually transpired was predictable two-way traffic.

"We are trying to figure out what actually transpired and what, if anything, Walker said".

Perhaps its greatest advantage is that only three years later, nobody can believe that any of the events had actually transpired in real life.

Amnesty must have known that it would not get all it wanted but it could not have predicted what actually transpired.

What actually transpired was that a speech attributed to Mr Mandela 13 years ago at a dinner in Cape Town was portrayed as a foreword for an edition of the book released in the United States in 2009".

"But the fact of the matter is the appearance of impropriety is there, and what we need to find out is what actually transpired so that the Congress and the American people can rest assured there was no illegal activity".

"Enough is enough when there's actual action happening; when things are actually transpiring.

Sounds good — better, in fact, than what actually transpires in Winterling's three videos and photo-collages.

He added: "They're the only one who will give you a realistic approach to what is actually transpiring.

It remains to be seen if this policy will actually transpire, and seven days for many people may not be enough, but it is a start.

"Given inflation is currently at zero and the economy still looks a little fragile, it will be interesting to see if an interest rate rise actually transpires," said Scottish Friendly's Calum Bennie.