Sentence examples for this happen where from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this happen where" is not correct in English.
It should be "this happens where" to be grammatically accurate. You can use it when referring to a specific location or situation where an event occurs, but it needs to be in the correct form. Example: "I want to know this happens where the festival takes place every year."
They were totally surprised and excited, and they were thinking how could this happen, where did we got this split doublet from.
"They've watched this happen — where another organization can come in and disrupt the business without having infrastructure, assets or armies of people," Ban said.
(How did this happen? Where did the time go, and why did I allow it to get away? Did I really need to answer those e-mails, read those tweets, make and drink those cups of coffee?) And this is essentially the point of the app.
The trauma will be deep and among the many questions that will arise (how could this happen? where were the security lapses?) there will be the expectation of political consequences: what gains will the far-right Front National make from this?
Should this happen, where a person does not "wake up", do not panic.
"It's again a puzzle as to how this happens, where this comes from," Donald T. DiFrancesco, the acting governor, said yesterday in a television interview.
In war and in peace, this happens where the cosmopolitan is treated with suspicion and where strangers, differences and otherness cannot be tolerated.
Never before in the history of civilization has this happened – where cornering the market on a commodity means gaining the power over its intrinsic value.
This happening where I live in New York, and the addition of a net metering charge in Arizona is also a move in that direction.
When this happens where will they be?
Ask Daddy, this happened where he's from too.
