Because "Inferno" transpires in so many glamorous places, Brown may rise to the grandiose.
Sounds good — better, in fact, than what actually transpires in Winterling's three videos and photo-collages.
That is what transpires in most of her novels, and she offers no blandishments.
"But obviously, what transpires in Iraq could create a new opportunity to discuss this".
I hope you can keep your best friend in your life, no matter what transpires in regard to the wedding.
Faculty members should realize that what happens on the playing field affects what transpires in the classroom.
This always transpires in late August, when it's approximately 9,000 degrees out and everything in New York smells like stale urine.
A great deal of experience, and 20th-century history, transpires in the intervals separating Ursula's sudden and often violent exits from the world of the living.
Of course, the U.S. failed to do so in recent home games against Costa Rica and Ecuador, so it will be fascinating to see what transpires in Ljubljana.
For a few hours, what transpires in the fabled opera house takes precedence over everything else in Italy, political or otherwise.
SIR —Given the long-standing interest in what transpires in Prague by British academics and journalists, your inadequate familiarity with the biography of Vaclav Havel is surprising.
