Sentence examples similar to transpired fast from inspiring English sources

Young caribou, it transpired, can run slightly faster than wolves but are a bit less focused.

It's fast, unfiltered and transpired.

"I think everybody is a little shocked by how fast everything has transpired," said a person close to Webber who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Judging by what's transpired, that's what Google is fast becoming: just another company.

But the 4-month-old was fast asleep, oblivious to the unsettling incident that had just transpired and spooked his parents.

Now it transpires that he was fast asleep in his Sheffield flat, discovered about the veto only as a fait accompli, and is "bitterly disappointed" by it.

The Olympic motto may be "higher, faster, stronger". But the way the 2018 Pyeongchang Games have transpired it may as well be meh, nah, really?

But with the events that transpired on "The Walking Dead" Season 7 premiere, it was clear Yeun needed to find a new job fast.

It has transpired that the spoof Twitter account to which Pietersen apparently took exception was run by a friend of England fast bowler Stuart Broad.

It transpired that this is the mythical spiritual destination for Ernie, the character featured in the popular song Ernie, the Fastest Milkman in the West, by the late comedian Benny Hill.

Much musical eeriness transpired.