Sentence examples for after it transpired from inspiring English sources

After it transpired that CEF paid Ms Stanford $35,000 in relocation expenses, the organisation gave conflicting explanations for the payoff.

London boy Lee McQueen, now 35, won the series the following year, narrowly squeaking through after it transpired that a number of claims on his CV were false.

In September Brooks Newmark, a married minister, resigned after it transpired that he had sent sexually explicit text messages to a newspaper reporter.

But now Bosch himself has been pushed out by the board he named after it transpired that his law firm represented one the club's medical suppliers.

The two sides clashed earlier in the week at a meeting after it transpired that many of those present had not read a last-minute compromise proposed by Mr. Barnier's staff.

After it transpired that Peña had also maintained his daily runs in the mine, Mary Wittenberg, CEO of New York Road Runners, the organisation behind the marathon, invited Peña to New York to watch the marathon.

More importantly, an event persists on MadeIt even after it transpires.

After his tenure, it transpired that ROH ticket prices over 15 years had failed to keep pace with the cost of a bottle of milk, a pint of beer, a packet of cigarettes, or Cup Final tickets.

It transpired after the accord was reached at the weekend that the Geneva deal was the result of a year of direct, and secret, talks between Washington and Tehran.

Moreover, it transpired, after Mr Netanyahu's departure from office, that the Israeli-Syrian track was not quite as dormant during his three-year tenure as had been widely believed.

After the protests ended, it transpired that there hadn't been that many Twitter users in the country, and that other forms of communication – including the good old telephone – had been just as important.