Sentence examples for transpire once from inspiring English sources

Given David Cameron's approach to the Conservative party, the same kind of mass standing-down will surely transpire once his time runs out, as today's Cameroonian hot tips turn into tomorrow's fainthearts ("Anybody can be a Conservative now," one hopeful recently told me – come the inevitable fall, she'll presumably be quickly on her way).

We can have no conception of what came before the thinking "I", and no idea what will transpire once that "I" is struck out.

The show, created by Tina Fey, is less concerned with the dynamics of life in a cult than it is with what transpires once the hatch has been blown open, and when it depicts the bewilderment, frustration and promise of life after the world doesn't end, I see my own experience captured with warmth and an uncanny degree of perceptiveness.

The video above shows that avoiding the handshake was a far gentler gesture than what transpired once the game began.

I won't go in to all of the details that transpired once my plane touched down in sunny South Florida - but I'll fill you in on where I am today: very happily living my life.

The monk, it transpired, had once been a lorry-driver and he fitted the half-shaft for us.

(Felix, it transpires, had once known her parents; her mother was a successful actress, her father a Labor member of parliament).

It transpired because, once Russia had won the game, the state-owned Channel One television station began showing recordings of Zubkov's motivational speech.

What matters are the echoes of the conversations that once transpired there.

It eventually transpired that Mr. Ryan had indeed once run a marathon, but that his time was actually more than four hours.

Hemlocks transpire large amounts of water and once they were gone the soil was too wet to support most trees; the bracken and ferns that replaced the hemlocks altered the soil qualities to discourage trees as well.