Preposition: that

• reason: It transpires that the reason for the couple's moping is they believe they are unable to conceive.

• company: An employer's view of this might change if it transpires that the courier company is being run by the PA's husband.

• information: On inspection it transpired that this information was buried fairly deeply with no obvious path to get to it.

• woman: It later transpired that the woman was in fact an Italian actress.

Object

• water: In the process of converting solar energy to sugar, the plant transpires water.

• quot: Of the smith what transpires quot in the wsop tournament.

Modifying Another Word

• soon: It soon transpires Tori is not the only victim from the club.

• quickly: It quickly transpires that the pile up has happened next to the discovery of a body by the roadside.

Used with why or when

• that: Unsurprisingly it transpires that fridges / freezers also use a huge amount of energy.

Preposition: in

• future: Not only would they make great investments, but knowing what may transpire in the future allows you to plan peripheral products and services.

Modifying Another Word

• eventually: Two additional sidings eventually transpired on the ' ' down ' ' side, trailing off to the west of the platforms.

• since: It has since transpired he had broken three ribs in the fall, so no wonder it hurt!

• now: As has now transpired, he is also a liar on a subject.

Used with why or when

• when: But Springer's anxieties, it transpired when he arrived, ran deeper.