Sentence examples similar to an interview that transpired from inspiring English sources
With the shocking acts of violence that transpired last week, this has been an incredibly difficult time.
Here is the conversation that transpired afterward: WOMAN: Oh my god you killed a baby.
The director William Greaves, in a 1992 interview, explained the title of his 1968 film as "a take-off on 'symbiotaxiplasm,' a concept developed by philosopher/social-scientist Arthur Bentley," which "referred to all those events that transpire in any given environment on which a human being impacts in any way".
When was the last time a footballer said something of interest in a post-match interview that provided authentic insight into what had just transpired on a field of so-called "dreams"?
In the aforementioned interview with Showtime Celebrity, Wizkid commented on the events that transpired after the accusations.
Provide a clear, thorough description of your complaint and details about the events that transpired.
The charges were never brought because of an incident that soon transpired.
And King has an excellent feel for how all of that transpires within the forward roll of history.
Esiason said in an interview Tuesday that he is "disgusted" with what has transpired in College Park.
"There's been a lot of things that have transpired here," Rolen said.
