Sentence examples for that would unfold from inspiring English sources

I wanted to recapture melody as the through line for the dramas that would unfold lyrically.

There was a set of pull-down attic steps that would unfold in the middle of the night.

Mr. Dekking also guessed that this was only the beginning of a process that would unfold over several years.

The chancellor said Monday's event would try to pack into a morning a crisis that would unfold over several days.

"I wanted to see the type of drama that would unfold with these people stuck on an island," he said.

Mr. Obama and his staff have been trying to avoid a crisis over Iran that would unfold in the last months of the presidential election.

I don't think that she knew that events would unfold as they did.

Mr. Bernanke, a leading academic expert on the Depression, offered pointed assurances that no repeat of that disaster would unfold on his watch.

It did so in a very Hollywood blockbuster-y kind of way — including compressing things that would probably unfold over hundreds of years into the course of a few weeks or having the Northern Hemisphere suddenly enter a deep freeze.

He also sought, as he had before, to force lawmakers to consider the dangers that would likely unfold if they acceded to the popular demands for a speedy withdrawal, and he sought to put Iraq's struggles in historical context.

It was important to develop the fine motor skills, to have the appropriate hand play, not to mention critical reasoning skills, before the age of four!) So, yes, she guessed the whole decision to give herself over to the domestic job had been an act of free will, but now it felt as though the act itself had been carried out in the conditions of betrayal that would eventually unfold before her.