Meanings of ensue when in inglés

Hijinks ensue when George's son introduces them to his fiance's conservative parents.

Was it all fictitious?-andwas there something terrible to ensue when it should collapse?

The whole is an example of the confusion and disorganization which ensue when a philosopher rules.

The laughs ensue when she meets his parents.

He laughed aloud as he thought of the scrimmage that would ensue when this knowledge came to them.

The laughs ensue when she meets his parents, with "Golden Girls" veteran Betty White stealing the show.

Papert says a certain amount of cultural crisis may ensue when kids become far more technologically fluent than their parents.

Katy Gosset looks at all the conflict, competition and general chaos that ensue when kids live under the same roof.

Complications ensue when RTÉ invites journalists to the studio for the first Claire Byrne Live, which is debating same-sex marriage.

That is the strength of our position and the sure prophecy of what will ensue when our reasonable work is done.

Also, he looked forward with quiet amusement to the explanations that would ensue when the supposedly dead should return to life.

Another struggle was about to ensue when a stronger wave than usual washed half over them, wetting them to the skin.

It concerns a community of devout Muslims and the inevitable misunderstandings that ensue when they interact with the locals in rural Saskatchewan.

We are now quite ready to join in all the gaieties that may ensue when Rosnaree welcomes its master and his guests.

He called attention to the business depression that would ensue when the southern supply merchant lost such an extensive consumer as the negro.

But already his imagination was sick with the thought of what would ensue when the time came for him to carry out his purpose.