Sentence examples for it transpired in from inspiring English sources

And so it transpired in Abu Dhabi, with the Spaniard branding the rough as "dangerous" after an opening round of 76 at the HSBC Golf Championship.

The Japanese Navy's "Sho-Go" as it transpired in the Battle of Leyte Gulf had not only failed to inflict serious damage on the Americans but had resulted in serious losses for the Japanese.

It transpired in May that a more or less complete set of the project's data was available for anyone to download from GitHub, put there by some misguided scholar who had received access and decided to post it where their students could access it more easily.

But, as it transpired, in an illuminating conversation, we discussed a great deal more than just palm oil, and it soon became apparent that what motivates Iceland's boss is a deep and sincere passion for the environment and for doing the right thing for the planet.

But his Kennedy wife ran off with a ne'er-do-well polo player (the son of a McDonald franchise king), and it transpired, in an avalanche of publicity orchestrated by the Kennedys against Andrew, that the family had never liked him in the least.

It transpires in the mind of the book as in the mind of the author.

Much of it transpires in flashbacks, sometimes in bed or the equivalent: a tiger-skin rug, a patch of desert sand.

That is either when it evaporates, from fields, swimming pools, reservoirs or cooling towers, or when it transpires, in the photosynthetic process whereby water vapour passes from the leaves of growing plants into the atmosphere.

"The Exodus Decoded" — a masterwork of soaring computer graphics, if nothing else — pursues the idea that the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt, as it transpires in the Bible, actually happened.

Both deal, without the hint of a sneer, with rural extremes, Granik by heading into the woods and Ilisa Barbash and Lucien Castaing-Taylor by spending many seasons among shepherds — the last of their breed, it transpires — in the high pastures of Montana.

A feature of Locke's social contract is that it transpires in a state of nature among free and equal persons who know everything about themselves that you and I know about ourselves and each other.