Sentence examples for has transpired from from inspiring English sources
"What has transpired from my complaints is that the school doesn't have a plan for involving non-resident parents.
"It has transpired from press reports that the case regarding the young Maria, where a certificate of birth was issued on the basis of false statements, is not an isolated case, but could possibly have occurred in other parts of the country," Ms. Koutzamani said in her order.
Kassar questioned Tomkins about why the operation had gone awry, and said that he would find out exactly what had transpired from his contacts in Spanish intelligence.
Anybody caught inside the crush of humanity and umbrellas knew something bad had transpired from the mass sigh: Woods hooked his first drive far off the fairway and the air went out of the crowd in one long syllable: "AWWWwww!" At least the foul weather held down the hordes that normally follow Woods around the course.
It was quite a challenge to me as a first-time author in memory mining of what had transpired from my birth to retirement.
"It risks the incoming administration walking away from whatever has transpired in December and early January, and not just walking away from [but] sending unmistakable signals to the Israelis that it would support and favour acts on the ground that go beyond what we've seen," Miller said.
Brock has already suffered extensively from what has transpired over the last 19 months.
"We hope and believe much good can result from what has transpired.
One strategist who is close to both Clintons said, "A combination of events and circumstances has transpired that has effectively disabled Hillary Clinton from having an effective launch of her Senate career on the terms she had hoped for".
Usually, the boys and/or other characters ponder over what has transpired during an episode and convey the important lesson taken from it with a short monologue.
