Sentence examples for happened based on the from inspiring English sources
Even casual fans could tell that something very special had just happened, based on the reactions of other runners.
"Well, I think there was a case that could have been made to do it when it happened, based on the assessment of information about what was happening with the weapons of mass destruction.
Here's what I think happened, based on the evidence presented above: Apple decided on the name iSlate for a new product it was working on, whether it will ultimately turn out to be for their new tablet computer or not, in November 2006.
An emotionally detached, unbiased mediator (typically a teacher or school administrator) is usually needed to help figure out what happened based on the story each boy tells.
Perez Hilton said that you would have thought something way worse than a zipper breaking had happened based on the way Chelsea Handler was shouting and carrying on.
As the occurrence of one accident can cause many other accidents happen, based on the STAMP-based analysis, the accident spreading processes have also been discussed and modeled, which will be helpful to analyze accidents spreading in a broad sense and establish effective emergent measures for accident response management.
Our perception of the world is the brain's best guess at what is actually happening, based on the information it receives through the senses.
"Actually the reverse is happening based on the richness of data, on audiences available and the quality of demand from advertisers.
Rules are now in place to stop that happening – based on the simple principle that if you're being paid public money, you should pay your taxes.
"Something is going to happen or not happen based on the evidence and based on that procedure and we have full confidence in the commissioner's office and Rob Manfred and his team to get to the bottom of this," Levine said, adding, "But nobody is assuming that anybody is getting suspended.
(Brantley) ★ 'Once' This gentle, Tony-winning musical, set in Dublin, about a love affair that never quite happens — based on the 2006 movie — inventively uses songs (by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova) and dance to convey a beautiful shimmer of might-have-been regret.
