Sentence examples similar to commonly transpiring from inspiring English sources

Something special was transpiring.

Additional moisture comes from more local sources, especially transpiring vegetation.

It referred to betting one's entire fortune on one throw of the dice [this, it transpires, being a game called 'hazard', more commonly known as craps].

In the interim, the American public's perception of the man has gradually transformed from the raw emotion inherent to recently transpired events into a more detached resignation commonly associated with history.

College is usually worth it, but not always, it transpires.

Much musical eeriness transpired.

What transpired between them?

That will transpire presently. . . .

What transpired genetically?

The opposite has transpired.

In Melanesia events transpired differently.