Sentence examples for it transpired later from inspiring English sources

The man, who it transpired later was from Afghanistan, was told politely why he was stopped and that he was going to get a ticket.

It transpired later that he did have a chest infection too – a bad one, one that meant that the septicaemia that was shutting down his body and stopping him breathing.

It transpired later, when the multi-coloured Volvo truck driver who was transporting a container containing motor parts to Oxford was being interviewed by a local radio reporter, that the lorry veered to avoid a police car speeding towards him on the wrong side of the road.

If it transpired later that they also exhibited or supported religious or sexuality beliefs, the response may also reflect on that.

It transpires later a zombie is a drink, a Dodge a car.

But it transpired, years later, that the father-in-law posing in the second was a Nazi gynaecologist who had sterilised scores of mentally ill women in the same district in which the aunt in the first work, a schizophrenic, had herself been sterilised and euthanised in 1945.

Later it transpired that this confrontation was never entirely necessary.

Later it transpired that the baton change between Mike Rodgers and Justin Gatlin had been illegal.

Less than a fortnight later, it transpired that this was exactly the question going through his mind.

Later it transpired that the course had been measured out quite shambolically, so runners actually covered 27 miles of terrain.

Later, it transpired that Melinda had been met by KGB officials in Austria and flown to Moscow.