Sentence examples similar to repeatedly transpiring from inspiring English sources

Something special was transpiring.

A difference of opinion transpired, and as Finley was driving, Kitaen emphasized her points by jabbing him repeatedly with her high heels and trying to pull off his ear.

British consular officials in the city repeatedly told his family that they had no idea who was holding him, or where; it later transpired that he was being tortured in a building directly opposite their offices.

It transpired Gani is actually a Conservative, having fallen out with Khan over equal marriage, who has repeatedly shared platforms with Tory MPs and activists, been photographed with Goldsmith, and was actually asked to recruit other Muslims for a Conservative meeting.

Much musical eeriness transpired.

What transpired between them?

That will transpire presently. . . .

What transpired genetically?

The opposite has transpired.

Disappointingly little, it transpired.

That will transpire presently...