Sentence examples for could transpire from inspiring English sources

It could transpire that hostage-taker Man Haron Monis had links with terrorist organisations.

"People obviously are excited about what could transpire, and so am I," Woods said.

Indeed, it could transpire that Marseille provides the ideal environment for him to flourish.

It could transpire that beating the world champions was the easier part of a daunting double-header.

A year or more could transpire between today's initial appearance by Mr. Milosevic and the start of his trial.

It seems doubtful that protests on Tuesday will provide that spark, although anything could transpire on the day.

Ancelotti did confirm though that Luka Modric would not be leaving the club after speculation claimed that Spurs had asked for Modric as part of a player-plus-cash deal for Bale, although that situation could still transpire with Angel Di Maria, Fabio Coentrao and young striker Alvaro Morata all linked with a switch.

For it is while walking his beloved dog around the park with friends and family that England's captain Chris Robshaw has attempted to make sense of all that has already slipped by in this World Cup and what could still  transpire.

At times, the dialogue felt clunky, Rick and Gloria like spokespeople for the writer's own political fears and grappling, forebodings of what could actually transpire wedged into the characters' mouths.

He added, "There is no way that this could have transpired without the knowledge and direction" of Kuwait's oil minister, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah Al-Sabah

For Liverpool it was the thought of what could have transpired in the Capital One Cup final as Jürgen Klopp's side exacted swift revenge on Manchester City with a commanding Premier League display.