Philip has the fascinating description of what transpired when he reached Germany.
By a very unusual method, it transpired when "The Apprentice Mage," Volume 1 of "W.
"I'm part of whatever transpired when 320 men were killed in five seconds that night," Mr. Routh said.
Voters do not seem to be pressing for accountability.What transpired when Myanmar's president, Thein Sein, met its opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, in 2011 is secret.
Hinckley himself is not expected to testify; taking the stand could expose him to days of cross-examination, much of it focused on what transpired when he was a young man.
"Mitchell's story," Horwitz notes, "was even stranger than I supposed, with subplots involving donkeys, long beards and a lingering mystery about what transpired when she took the mound".
So I was more alert to the over-all impression — the gestalt, the feel of the thing — than to the details, some of which transpired when the sound was on mute.
Yet while she has good reason to erupt at the bad theology — at one point she receives a patronizing e-mail from a bishop telling her she should repent for going on vacation with an unmarried man, because he suspects sin has transpired when it did not — the memoir can read uncomfortably like a string of tantrums.
Likewise, in a series that has thus far been defined by how each team reacts when they hoist their spinnakers for the downwind legs, several scenarios have transpired when the so-called kites went skyward, and many of them have had disastrous consequences.
The Skeptics press the point that at the time the dream may be completely convincing to the dreamer, even if she does not believe that the events actually transpired when she awakes (Cicero, Lucullus or Academica II, 88).
