Sentence examples for there ensues from inspiring English sources

Wherever there is the strong conviction that the news can be ignored or controlled, there ensues the belief that events can be controlled.

Mr. Stinson named a painting of an almost glistening drive-in "The Necessity for Ruins," in acknowledgment of Mr. Jackson's book "The Necessity for Ruins" (1980), in which the writer said that after a golden age of harmonious beginnings there "ensues a period when the old days are forgotten and the golden age falls into neglect".

However, as the crisis there ensues, health workers are preparing to see an increase in  the number of malnourished children.

There ensues a good and spirited exchange of opinions with the other panellists and with the audience.

At the local launderette, he becomes smitten with Yukiko (Suzuki Kyoka), an enigmatic beauty, and there ensues a frustrating courtship.

There ensues a multiweek stagger through impenetrable jungle, the company plagued by lack of food, lack of ammunition and inadequate resupply.

In the late 11th century there ensued a marked decline in the administrative efficiency and military prowess of the Khitan empire.

He cut back government spending and there ensued the 1937 recession, from which the economy recovered only when war orders began to make up for the deficiency in domestic buying power.

To their surprise, there ensued the Second Partition of Poland.

There ensued a colloquy on leggings.

There ensued a staredown that escalated.