Sentence examples for will transpire once from inspiring English sources

We can have no conception of what came before the thinking "I", and no idea what will transpire once that "I" is struck out.

Given David Cameron's approach to the Conservative party, the same kind of mass standing-down will surely transpire once his time runs out, as today's Cameroonian hot tips turn into tomorrow's fainthearts ("Anybody can be a Conservative now," one hopeful recently told me – come the inevitable fall, she'll presumably be quickly on her way).

Once you're in office, you're in, and it's hard to predict what will transpire from there other than that your chances of someday becoming president have gone way up.

That will transpire presently. . . .

That will transpire presently...

Moreover, it will transpire that model springs from a historically explicable methodological choice.

There is no guarantee that anything particularly uplifting or redemptive will transpire on Saturday night.

What will transpire between Leo and Franz seems self-evident before they exchange a word.

She tells him outright that nothing sexual will transpire between them.

Maybe if things pick up, a parade will transpire in New Jersey next week.

"This thing will transpire the way Mark wants it to happen," Burke said this week.