Tea would beget beer, beer would often beget burgers and sausages, and company for the evening.
And each of those ships would beget three more ships.
The coach, Sepp Piontek, theorised that hardship would beget hardness.
In Wisconsin, they were hoping a tough Republican primary would beget a Tea Party-aligned conservative who would have trouble winning statewide.
Success in South and Central Asia by Islamic extremists — as was the case twenty years ago — would beget success on other fronts.
Gradually, however, the unnamed would get named, and the novel would beget new conventions, sub-genres, and stereotypes, which would have to be deconstructed in turn.
Jim relished in the unabashed frivolity of this meal; he would talk about "tripe," sure enough, there it came, and a tale of hunting would beget the birds shot in the story.
Liberals swallowed hard and endured Clinton's pragmatic brand of politics because they assumed that Clinton's success would beget more success and, ultimately, a more progressive government.
Its architects, or rather Argonauts, laboured under the misapprehension that economic integration would beget political integration, and strong economic growth shared by all.
If you were somehow able to return to an ancient shoreline and happened upon the entire assemblage of early whales, you wouldn't be able to guess which four-legged creature would beget the whales we know.
Suffice to say, tax reforms that beckon American businesses to return to the United States would not only create jobs but also produce income to pay for infrastructure, which would beget more jobs and more income, thus stimulating the larger economy.
