Sentence examples for transpiring on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "transpiring on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or occurrences happening at a specific time or place. Example: "The events transpiring on the day of the festival were unforgettable."
In An Actor's Handbook, Stanislavsky writes: "True acting can absorb an audience, making it not only understand but participate emotionally in all that is transpiring on the stage, thus being enriched by the inner experience which will not be erased by time..."....
In An Actor's Handbook, Stanislavsky writes: "True acting can absorb an audience, making it not only understand but participate emotionally in all that is transpiring on the stage, thus being enriched by the inner experience which will not be erased by time..."...
While what unfolded that night disgraced the city, and revealed it to be far more a backwater fishing village that a world-class city, what is currently transpiring on the streets of Vancouver is set to do far more damage to the city's reputation.
But there was a clue as to what was transpiring on the other side.
The whole tableau, transpiring on social media, had a touch of Jerry Springer about it.
There were a lot of things transpiring on a personal and business level for me at the time.
That the action in the tanks is livelier and makes more sense than most of what transpires on-screen is the first sign of trouble.
Worcester Glamping (from £65 a night for two) is, it transpired, on a dairy farm, one that also specialises in ice cream (bennettsicecream.co.uk).
Witness what transpires on page 119, when one Paul Bacon, Jason's co-star in a theatrical production of The Rivals, invited him round for "supper", and then "put his arms around me and started to kiss me".
No one who witnessed what transpired on the 18th green Sunday will soon forget it, least of all Dustin Johnson.
And what transpired on Christmas Day three years later?
