Sentence examples for must ensue from inspiring English sources

So when a robotic fire hydrant captures our hero's dog, Bear, an adventure must ensue.

If it reaches 100,000 signatures, a debate in parliament must ensue.

There is a lurching moment towards the start of the piece – which comes complete with a brilliant soundscape – when you get a real sense of the panic that must ensue if anything goes wrong in a submarine.

"It's been a massive challenge," says Monnier. "Before, players would follow the story as in a novel or television series, moving from A to B to C. Now players can go A-D-B and we must ensue that the story makes sense regardless of the order in which it's approached.

To erode that and to really hit the bottom, quite a bit more mayhem must ensue.

That doesn't mean one should applaud the fading away of newspapers or of reading habits, or the inevitable dumbing down that must ensue.

When it could still talk it would warn me, within hours of receiving new cartridges, that my coloured ink was low and that my black ink was exhausted and that swingeing cuts in page output or desperate foraging for cartridges must immediately ensue.

In this case, it can be argued that up to three of these conditions exist (1, 3 and 4) and therefore that, even with the tenuous assumption that competency was present, discontinuation of life support must not ensue under the present circumstances.

I can't imagine the chaos that must have ensued.

After class, I walked over to the enormous Talavera-tiled kitchen where it all went down and tried to imagine the beautiful chaos that must have ensued.

Then, as population numbers recovered and the long GIS8 interval came to an end, with southwest Iberian environments opening up for large herbivore herds and their hunters as a result of the return to stadial conditions, interaction and movement across the previous boundary must have ensued, with inevitable consequences for the Neandertal refugia of westernmost Eurasia.