Sentence examples similar to transpiring at this time from inspiring English sources
Although he came out fighting like the old Hatton, it transpired that this time he was to be more the Miss Man than the Hitman.
I have seen the full text of what transpired at this meeting.
There's a very good reason a best-selling book and blockbuster franchise are based on what transpired at this location.
I hope there will be stability and peace and continuity within Turkey, but I have nothing to add on what has transpired at this moment.
Moreover, this has transpired at the same time that legislators in those countries and regions have all too often not implemented the fiscal policies, such as spending on education (from pre-school to on the job training) and investment which have high return on investment, and which can help improve significantly residents' standard of living.
A reverse situation appears to be transpiring at Practo Technologies.
While it has never transpired exactly what happened between them at this time, Janet noticed that the young Montgomery was not with the regiment (having been given leave to return to England early) when it returned to New York.
In Europe a similar concern with rational resource exploitation transpired at about the same time; the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (established 1902), for example, provided a forum in which northern European countries could share concerns about maritime research and resources.
https://t.co/5qtfH3Fb6d..@TeamTrump watching coverage of what has transpired @ Ohio State - Thoughts & prayers are with the students & administration at this time.
"I would like to dispel all rumours and confirm that the club is not going into administration," said Khan. "I have always taken the approach of open transparency I will say that we are at this time experiencing a temporary funding issue and as such it transpires that we will not be able to pay the wages until Wednesday, 8 August.
