Sentence examples for transpiring around from inspiring English sources

The capper is a droll moment in which he admits to his right-hand man, Agent Albert Rosenfield Miguel Ferrerr), that he himself doesn't understand the events that are transpiring around him.

"While we have faith in the integrity of those associated with M.L.S., we will not ignore what has already transpired around the world," Courtemanche said.

In 2016, it's not unusual to open a newspaper and fall into an uneasy trance reading the horrors that have transpired around the world.

In his blog post, Mr. Navalny said that he listened over radio to the events transpiring in Moscow and around the country and watched as prison officials began assembling additional bunks, apparently in anticipation of mass arrests.

His youth, like many of ours, began with the sort of innocence that shields us from fully absorbing all that transpires around us.

Something special was transpiring.

Furious at this minor humiliation, Underground Man starts to stalk the military man, who, it transpires, often walks around Petersburg's crowded Nevsky Prospect, pushing anyone he considers inferior out of his path.

That sound was footwork, a descendent of ghettohouse which, as it transpired, had been around for years but had remained largely unknown outside of Chicago.

Mr. Jones said he wasn't around to see what transpired that night at the Esko Lounge.

Despite how much action transpires in the kitchen and around the dinner table, no one would dream of calling "The Sopranos" a "women's" series.

It all transpired during a backpacking trip around Europe with my PETA activist friend from college.