Happen

I say that, and that could happen in 10 years, that could happen in two years, that can happen in one year.

Now I try to have a more balanced view, but dark ages DO happen, population collapses DO happen, technology gets lost and bad things happen.

And all that has to happen before the passengers' oxygen supply runs out, which some have estimated might happen as early as Thursday morning.

As with most romcoms, you know what’s going to happen, you just don’t know it’s going to happen, or when.

If you understand the science, you know what needs to happen and you know it needs to happen very quickly.

If you want to know when, exactly, council will vote on whether or not to raise your property taxes, the clerk will not only know that meeting will happen, she’s the one who alerts people that the meeting happen.

I saw it happen; I felt it happen.

It almost looked like it wasn’t supposed to happen, as there was a little confusion ringside while Breakker and Waller continued wrestling as if it didn’t happen.

It is rumoured that there will be a change in monetary policy from the BoJ at some point, but it's unlikely to happen until April when Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's mandate ends according to some analysts, but surprises can always happen.

It just shows that the segment is reaching a point in the curve where consolidation has to happen or will happen.

It’s scary to think but three out of four heart attacks that happen outside of a hospital happen at home.

Now, what is going to happen, will happen?" she said.

Our politics should be about detailing how things happen and how people should be held accountable if it does not happen.

That will happen will happen tomorrow, when Portnoy visits a restaurant we know very well here in Western New York.

This is why they are all talking about what will happen if they don’t come to power instead of saying what will happen if they do.

What would happen if there were even just 15,000 house or apartment rentals that did not happen?

When Biden came into office he quickly adjusted once he understood that the invasion was going to happen and did a remarkable job releasing intelligence and preparing U.S. allies in the world for what was going to happen.

According to the I estimates a 70% chance the explosion will happen by September and a 95% it will happen by the end of the year.

Also, the plot could have been easier to follow at times, surrendering its logic to moments that just seem to happen for little reason other than the writers wanted it to happen.

But if something so momentous can happen so quickly, doesn’t that mean additional momentous changes can happen just as quickly?