transpire

as it transpired, he was right.

it transpired that Mark had been baptized a Catholic.

It transpired that the fire was caused by a careless smoker.

It later transpired that he hadn’t been telling the truth.

McHarg’s airshed conception. (3) Pollute air transpire corridors and fresh air transport corridors for the city must be planned.

Hagrid, it transpired, was picking runner beans in his back garden.

Could you give an account to Mrs. Crawley of what transpired between us this afternoon?

Kreacher, it transpired, had been lurking in the attic.

But I have nothing to add with respect to what has transpired at this moment.

What more are we learning about exactly what transpired at the Christmas market?

" We don't know what transpired, but we have no bad feelings, " Walter says.

As nearly always with events that end in uproar, accounts vary widely on what exactly transpired.

Indeed, it may transpire that other rich economies are simply running a few months behind America.

Plants hold on to their water and transpire less and evaporation from the ground happens too fast.

But the smallest story of that day amid all that also transpired in New York and the pentagon.