Sentence examples for then it transpired from inspiring English sources
And then it transpired that no proceeds from the game would be donated to his cause.
Then it transpired that the document-shredding had continued after the Securities & Exchange Commission SECC) had launched an investigation.
Then it transpired that Victor Zubkov, the Russian prime minister, had spoken to Guus Hiddink's players before kick-off.
Then it transpired that the umpire Aleem Dar had unaccountably failed to call Finn for overstepping by about three inches.
And then it transpired on Monday night, after several days of self-defensive self-righteousness from Gale, that he had made the whole thing up.
The images looked impressive at the time — then it transpired a couple of years later that North Korea had been building a huge uranium-enrichment facility all the while, giving it another source of fissile material.
"His Dark Night of the Sole has a woman tell a lover that her husband is 'an odd fish' and then it transpires she means this quite literally".
Bild and a few more gullible media websites ran the story, but then it quickly transpired it was a classic internet hoax: unknown individuals had managed to hack into the club's website and post the false article.
Free university tuition was ditched, but then it first transpired that the ditching was only for one parliament, and it later emerged that free education might after all feature in the next manifesto.
