Sentence examples similar to transpired swiftly from inspiring English sources
What better evidence that snobbery and elitism still holds back ordinary British people?In fact, it swiftly transpired that Mr Brown had got his facts hopelessly mangled.
But then again, it swiftly transpires that being mortified is very much Richard Ayoade's thing.
(She is, it swiftly transpires, not a typical sixtysomething. She won't tell me her exact age. 'Not even my doctor knows that!' she hoots).
It is MRFF's reasonable expectation that every person who lives and/or works at the Air Force Academy will be swiftly debriefed as to (1) the specifics of what has, sadly, just transpired, and, (2) that there exists an absolute 'zero tolerance' policy for such disgraceful and cowardly acts of religious ambush".
Much musical eeriness transpired.
What transpired between them?
The opposite has transpired.
What transpired genetically?
In Melanesia events transpired differently.
No fiction ever transpired.
