Sentence examples for should transpire from inspiring English sources

If his secret should transpire there was no telling to what measures the Government might resort in order to prevent a panic, in gold as well as in jewels".

"Do you recognise that and are you prepared for that eventuality if it should transpire?" he asks the minister.

The world is changing so rapidly it's almost impossible to follow a plan or previous model of how your career should transpire.

"The job of political science is to explain, once the future has become the past, why it was inevitable that History should have transpired thus".

"The message that should have transpired as a result of this summer is a commitment to win," said the Nets' chief executive, Lou Lamoriello.

The cheekiness of his first goal conjured up memories of the embarrassment he had heaped, illegally as it should have transpired, on Cardiff City's David Marshall last month.

It was indeed reckless to pay Lehrer any speaking fee, and quite honestly, the public's fuss should have transpired before the fact, rather than after it.

But given that that has not yet happened, amid the astonishing number of deaths, it is unlikely unless a disaster of gargantuan proportions erupts -- a scenario that could transpire should the government go ahead with banning Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood, drawing the retaliatory ire of its millions of supporters.

Should that transpire, a routine PGA Tour event will have been handed the kind of boost money cannot buy.

Should this transpire, the possibility of a Monday finish – as happened when Phil Mickelson won the US PGA here in 2005 – is live.

Lesley Wright, a contemporary Bizet scholar, remarks that, unlike his compatriots Rameau and Debussy, Bizet has not been accorded a critical edition of his principal works; should this transpire, she says, "we might expect yet another scholar to attempt to refine the details of this vibrant score which has so fascinated the public and performers for more than a century".