Sentence examples for transpire to from inspiring English sources

Narration, situation and identity all transpire to be radically and deliberately unreliable throughout the novel.

But he kept coming back to Hollow Meadows when he was bed-bound, for reasons that won't transpire to be hugely rock'n'roll.

Fleeing an act of political violence, Marion lands in New York, at a charity hospital called Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, where events transpire to force him to confront his past.

Yet at 12.33pm on 4 August 2014, having slipped into septic shock some hours earlier and being unable to stand, 22-year-old Dhu was dragged and then carried from her cell to the police van for what would transpire to be her last visit to hospital.

If a Green film falls shiny side up, it will transpire to be a lyrical arthouse elegy such as his debut, George Washington, which led to the director being anointed the new Terrence Malick, or All the Real Girls, a faltering love story from that bygone age before its star, Zooey Deschanel, was a medically recognised allergen.

All the usual suspects have sites where you can buy books and courses on CD – some offer free downloads (which transpire to be transcripts of material already purchased, or less).

Bank of America itself expects lawmakers will allow much of the fiscal cliff to transpire, leading to about $325 billion in budget tightening, enough in their view to stall job growth.

They collected packages which transpired to be drugs.

This later transpired to be a gross underestimate.

"Nothing has transpired to date that would make me think that will change," he said.

Even a negative result for the BRCA gene transpired to be meaningless.