Sentence examples similar to interval transpiring from inspiring English sources

Something special was transpiring.

Additional moisture comes from more local sources, especially transpiring vegetation.

A great deal of experience, and 20th-century history, transpires in the intervals separating Ursula's sudden and often violent exits from the world of the living.

Because of complicated seating arrangements for the players it transpired that the work could only appear after the interval, in other words in the "traditional" second half.

It transpired that the complex affine analysis performed significantly better than its interval counterpart.

Indeed, either they evolved as part of speciation events that transpired during (and were associated with) the climatic oscillations or if they evolved earlier and persisted through this interval of profound change, they should have at least experienced numerous episodes of population aggregation and disassociation in the face of the climatic changes.

Much musical eeriness transpired.

What transpired between them?

That will transpire presently. . . .

What transpired genetically?

In Melanesia events transpired differently.