Sentence examples for happening come from inspiring English sources
"The investors see something happening, come in and move all of the local people out," he said, adding that his rent had doubled this year, after two decades in the shop.
The first glimmerings of what is happening come from those whose message the White House cannot control easily: members of Congress who have come in for arm-twisting, former White House staff members and advisers, and diplomats, foreign ministers and world leaders who leave the place confused or angry (see: China).
Despite their journalistic stealth, other fragments of what is happening come to us through alternative information networks -- persecuted satellite dishes and the elusive Internet.
The Women's March On Washington is happening come hell or high water, march leaders say, and it's largely thanks to three women: Tamika Mallory, Carmen Perez and Linda Sarsour.
Remember that in sports betting and bookmaking, odds are expressed as "odds against," which means that the odds of an event happening are written first, and the odds of an events not happening come second.
"We never really envisioned this happening — coming down to must-wins like this," Landry said.
Partly, what was happening comes down to a work ethic for Mr. Swayze.
By meditating, you can see all the things happening, coming and going and how we act and react.
"Then I saw what happened come out.
We'll see what happens come Sunday".
What happens come the next recession?
