Sentence examples for this will transpire from inspiring English sources

… I submit also that France does not have the capability to clean up this mess if it ever does come to this within the next 10, perhaps even 50 years that this will transpire," Faleomavaega, the U.S. delegate, was already asking back in 1995.

The changes that have happened and that will transpire in this arena will change dentistry perhaps more than any change to date.

Death Toll Rises on Egypt's "Day of Anger".

"This thing will transpire the way Mark wants it to happen," Burke said this week.

Whether any agreements over existing sanctions will transpire from this sudden thawing of relations between the US and Iran is far from certain, but what can be assumed is that dynamics between the two countries and, by default, Israel are at least changing cosmetically.

When lysosomal defects arise in a lipid metabolic pathway, it is therefore easy to imagine that neurological decline will transpire, however for deficits in non-lipid pathways, this becomes harder to envisage.

There are going to be games this weekend, nine of them in fact, and most will transpire as if drawing names out of a hat to decide the fate of one of the league's highest-paid players never happened.

That will transpire presently. . . .

That will transpire presently...

Moreover, it will transpire that model springs from a historically explicable methodological choice.

There is no guarantee that anything particularly uplifting or redemptive will transpire on Saturday night.