Sentence examples similar to transpired suddenly from inspiring English sources
It might be a healthy thing for the country if Groucho Marx were to transpire suddenly, at one of these hearings, withhis familiar cry: "Welcome, kids, for the De Sota-Plymouth dealers.
After 30 years as Commonwealth citizens, it suddenly transpired that their claim to call London home wasn't quite as it seemed.
Ergo, if it suddenly transpires that for reasons beyond man's control the cost of that program zooms to $2 billion, then the profit accordingly leapt to $100 million.
You see for so long I've wondered exactly what I'd use my voice and blogging platform for besides the obvious lifestyle post and as this situation transpired I knew I'd suddenly figured it out.
Viner, who authorities say put the swatting in motion over his disagreement with Gaskill, also suddenly knew what had transpired after reports of Finch's swatting death became national news.
And so it transpired that the whole of London was suddenly rocking with jubilation.
Much musical eeriness transpired.
What transpired between them?
What transpired genetically?
The opposite has transpired.
