| Share placings usually transpire around the time a company delivers positive results to the market. |
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| If that does transpire to be truly the case, I suppose I'll just have to cop it sweet. |
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| After putting on a white shirt and navy blue cravat, he felt somewhat armored against what ever might transpire in the future. |
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| Such varied images of what might transpire at a meeting suggests the novelty of the institution itself. |
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| If you yourself transpire to be the harborer of patented genes, there are a number of options open to you. |
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| However, most of those watching will have been weaned on movies, and this sort of thing doesn't usually transpire in this way on the big screen. |
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| Fortunately, none of us had any idea of the events that would transpire once airborne. |
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| If we prove right in our judgments, that would bear out in how events transpire. |
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| What does transpire, then, is a genuine tale of loss, loneliness, and a wrenching longing for personal redemption. |
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| Leaves in sunny microhabitats transpire more than those in shade microhabitats. |
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| As the flowers transpire, water evaporates and is trapped at the roof of the bricks. |
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| The fourth leaf was allowed to transpire normally, or was wrapped in a transparent plastic bag. |
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| A crooked city councilman gives Tony the skinny on waterfront developments that are about to transpire in Newark. |
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| It's funny how when you wonder idly about something, events transpire to answer your question. |
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| During the vulnerability of adolescence, a young music fan's love for a musician can quickly transpire into idolatry. |
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| Like I said, sorry for whatever may transpire, though alcohol coma may come before I get to any commenting or posting. |
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| No such thing will happen, however, if other countries and civil society actors wait passively for it to transpire. |
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| Precisely what will transpire is unclear, but it seems likely that government health schemes will demand bigger discounts from drug suppliers. |
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| Goat Mountain, the devilish hill on which these events transpire, remains a closed and terrible world. Mr Vann's work is death-haunted. |
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| Nor do we know what will actually transpire, even though the deadline is now quite close. |
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| Those opposed to his being replaced in fact fear, above all and not without reason, the chaos that might very well transpire afterwards. |
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| This Pocket Spring pillow is an excellent choice for those who transpire a lot during the night. |
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| You transpire less on a pocket spring mattress and during summer it senses fresh thanks to the good air circulation. |
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| However, at the time they sent the questions, the officers had no idea of what would eventually transpire. |
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| Whether all this can successively transpire in the wake of whatever happens with health-care legislation is highly problematic. |
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| We shook hands, both nervously excited about what might transpire. |
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| At the same time, every hidden retreat relies upon knowledge of what exists outside of the space in order for the sense of centeredness to transpire. |
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| Big Jim even gets to wig out over an extended instrumental break – his swan song, it would transpire. |
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| Apocalyptic literature, literary genre that foretells supernaturally inspired cataclysmic events that will transpire at the end of the world. |
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| That would be good, and may one day transpire. |
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| On July 1, 2007, the Tribunal transitioned to the use of digital voice recording in place of verbatim court reporters for recording the verbal communications that transpire at Tribunal hearings. |
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| There are an awful lot of investors right now who, if they had known back then what was going to transpire over the last few months, they would have a lot more money than what they have today. |
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| The Service can opt to re-activate dormant arrangements in cases where regional conflicts and political events that may affect Canadian national security interests may transpire. |
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| He must have had an awakening weekend, as he has discovered the full extent of the problems that have begun to transpire in the way the government has handled this crisis. |
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| Keep in mind that large trees transpire large amounts of water and thus numerous large trees on a small system may be detrimental to maintaining adequate stream flow. |
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| A series of destructive cellular events transpire that either activates cascades that increase interneuronal calcium or becomes activated by excess calcium. |
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