Sentence examples for transpired shortly from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 29 , 2009the "Minister of Justice of the Government of Palestine" addressed a letter to the I.C.C. asking to accept the jurisdiction of the court for events that had transpired shortly before that in Gaza.

Reports offer diverging accounts of what transpired shortly before the upheaval.

It will transpire shortly that there is sci-fi magic involved, and that they have the ability to transform into superheroic incarnations of the costumes they wear.

That will transpire presently. . . .

That will transpire presently...

The last hours were predictably messy, with now-jobless players reportedly told to pay their own way home and one coach, Steve Spurrier, telling the Orlando Sentinel, "we're definitely good to finish out this year" shortly before it transpired that they were definitely not.

Shortly after this transpired, a new user came to the rescue and uploaded the package back to NPM, fixing the problem.

It soon transpired that AAR felt otherwise.

Shortly before his death, it transpired that he owed his own city $2,800 in motoring fines.

Powers imagines what transpired on Feb. 25, 1964, when a young Cassius Clay (shortly before becoming Muhammad Ali) gathered in a hotel room after his upset victory over Sonny Liston to celebrate with three friends: Malcolm X, Sam Cooke and Jim Brown.

The Belgium international still has the letter he received from Sir Alex Ferguson shortly after injury ruined his hopes of Champions League football with Standard Liège and, as it later transpired, a move to Manchester United.