Sentence examples for transpire for from inspiring English sources

Briefly, and freakishly, it was thought the same would transpire for Woods.

Their stand has been touchingly unco-ordinated; more effective, it may transpire, for seeming heartfelt rather than conspiratorial.

As was the case for Blackwater and its descendents, it's hard to imagine what would have to transpire for the federal government to sever its contract with the company.

A unimodal E T/P distribution indicates that both dry regions subjected to increasing aridity and humid regions subjected to decreasing aridity will suffer declines in the fraction of precipitation that plants transpire for growth and metabolism.

I wonder what tragic event will need to transpire for us to get serious about working on a solution.

"This was an upside gamble that I deemed worth the risk, and unfortunately it did not transpire for either Ryan or the club," General Manager Jerry Dipoto said.

"Based on everything that transpired for the whole year.

What has transpired for the turkey workers in McLaren Vale is no less transformative for its lack of Christmas glitter.

Moyes had been contemplating starting the match with him and given how things transpired for Young may wish he had followed that instinct.

The scene is also punchy, transpiring for no longer than it needs to (one-and-a-half minutes) in order to get the point across.

Even by Berlusconi's standards, however, this was hard for Italians to swallow – even, it transpired, for most of the very ministers he had ordered to resign.