Sentence examples for from transpiring from inspiring English sources
Go to Sister Helen Prejean's Richard Glossip page and what you can do to prevent this grave injustice from transpiring Wednesday night.
Perhaps more importantly, Logan offered no indication that CBS News is undertaking any kind of review to figure out what went so wrong at 60 Minutes, how an entire report was built around a charlatan "eyewitness," and how the show's bosses can prevent a colossal embarrassment like this from transpiring again.
The use of a new initialization vector prevents the inherent redundancy of genomic records from transpiring at the ciphertext level: two identical SNPs will never be recorded identically, since their initialization vectors will be different.
Experimental data from a tubular reactor and from a transpiring wall reactor (TWR) are used to analyze the scaling up of SCWO reactors operating with a hydrothermal flame as a heat source.
Billions of rainforest trees in the Amazon have for eons recycled rainfall brought by winds from the Atlantic, transpiring that moisture back to the atmosphere.
Even the appearance of Donald Trump, who glad-handed on the driving range, could not detract from what transpired over the subsequent four hours.
Tom Daschle, the Senate Democratic leader who has been nothing but respectful of the president during the conflict after earlier criticism got him in hot water, said it remains to be seen if Mr. Bush gets new momentum for his domestic initiatives from what transpired overseas.
T-Breezy only had to throw a "Cool Britannia" Pimms and tea party and Noel and Liam Gallagher would show up, their ginger girlfriends Geri Halliwell and Mick Hucknall in tow, Charlotte Church also transpiring, pissed, from the back of the taxi.
Additional moisture comes from more local sources, especially transpiring vegetation.
It's almost as if what's happened to American Christianity from a doctrinal perspective is transpiring simultaneously in politics.
A considerable variation in quality, from rich to superficial, from encouraging and respectful to confrontational and judgemental, transpired from the interview transcripts.
