The pimps still want her, it transpires, because Malika has squirreled away a small fortune to help her escape from prostitution.
He muses on how Auguste Rodin's "Thinker" leans so precariously far forward: its head rests on more than the figure's hand and knee, it transpires, because the sculpture contains a massive lead counterweight in its bottom.
Whether or not this transpires remains to be seen, but look for updates on the day.
As this transpires the song is recording itself.
— was unfulfilled, not just because the movie was dire but also, it transpired, because they never had been together.
The disclosure raised eyebrows both in Washington and on Wall Street, and legal and compliance departments at the banks were poring over e-mail records to determine exactly what transpired because of the early release.
As for "Just a Gigolo" (1978), the promise delivered by the poster Bowie and Marlene Dietrich, together onscreen!—was unfulfilled, not just because the movie was dire but also, it transpired, because they never had been together.
Neither she nor I had done anything wrong, but the whole thing had to be filed away in the event of future litigation, which of course never transpired because both the student and I pretended it hadn't happened.
And it's not because we're not waiting 118 years for gender equality to finally transpire — because we're not, by the way.
These tragedies transpired because a mentally and emotionally disturbed young man had access to semiautomatic guns.
