Sentence examples for fight transpired from inspiring English sources

Lewis was saddened to learn how the Jeffries fight transpired, and why.

"To those who were watching, what was expected to be a fist fight transpired to be anything but," said Mr Penny.

Ms. Downs and Mr. Gil had a baby of their own, Enzo, last May, and a few months before it was born, on the very same terrace where the dog food fight transpired, Mr. Kliegerman and Mr. Gil harmoniously put together a baby crib.

So let's take a quick look back at how all these fights transpired, in one graph.

After a six-year fight, it transpired that Allied had broken securities laws and an investigation was then launched into the regulator's handling of the affair.

"In many cases," Eilperin wrote, "the groups involved accept money from oil, gas and coal companies that compete against renewable energy suppliers". Attempts to weaken renewable laws through a "hydro loophole". Trabish notes that hydro-loophole fights have transpired in Washington, Oregon, Montana and Maine.

Both boys complained this wasn't nearly as fun as the football game/Nerf war/water balloon fight that could have transpired had they all been together.

After Penn suffered a terrible beating, he urged a "thorough investigation". Nevada officials have ordered St-Pierre's trainer and corner man to provide written reports this week of what transpired on fight night.

They capture the fights that inevitably transpire between addicts and often catch patients vomiting or writhing in pain from withdrawal.

It transpired her Louis had fought in the First World War and been awarded the Croix de Guerre for last-ditch bravery.

The context in Scotland is different and had this been a Labour-Tory fight in a marginal seat, who knows what may have transpired.