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1
He has no reserves, but lets his character
transpire
in
every sentence.
2
Marchionne said he expected the consolidation to
transpire
in
the next two years.
3
Undoubtedly these things must
transpire
in
these days even with a greater intensity.
4
UNOPS also said that events that
transpire
in
international waters are beyond its remit.
5
What that experience was will
transpire
in
its proper place.
6
And so it would
transpire
in
a hugely dramatic finale.
7
All memorable events, I should say,
transpire
in
morning time and in a morning atmosphere.
8
He looked behind him frequently, as though he expected something to
transpire
in
that direction.
9
It is where triumph and tragedy
transpire
in
milliseconds.
10
Prophecy in bold and clear characters foretells the events which will
transpire
in
their earth life.
11
The admiration and the good-will of the great lady
transpire
in
these somewhat incoherent and studied paragraphs.
12
These dreams are a part of the universal mind until they
transpire
in
the life of man.
13
All this, and more which shall
transpire
in
the course of this narration, was known to Paul.
14
These changes that
transpire
in
the red cells during the storage period are referred to as "storage lesions."
15
When it did not
transpire
in
chance words she caught it in their glances or divined it in the mental atmosphere.
16
But Peter O'Neill says they do know that alcohol played a part in what did
transpire
in
the incident in mid-July.
transpire
in
transpire