Happen in sentence

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We can't have anything to do with you." (Laughter) So I paid for coffee that day — (Laughter) — and his parting comment as we shook hands was, "Listen, if you happen to raise any money out of this, we'll gladly take it."

So if Movember 2006 didn't happen, the four founders, well, we would've been broke, we would've been homeless, sitting on the street with mustaches.

And words and enthusiasm actually happen to be the recipe for lexicography.

I can shape a pot out of clay and choose a glaze, but then I have to let it go to the fire and the smoke, and what's wonderful is the surprises that happen, like this crackle pattern, because it's really stressful on these pots.

And I asked her, "What would happen if I was a member of the press?"

It's a bit funny, because I did write that humans will become digital, but I didn't think it will happen so fast and that it will happen to me.

YNH: Well, I think it makes it even more likely, and more likely that it will happen faster, because in times of crisis, people are willing to take risks that they wouldn't otherwise take.

And the same thing might happen in the 21st century.

And in 1860, this group of people came together, and they all speculated about what would happen to the city of New York in 100 years, and the conclusion was unanimous: The city of New York would not exist in 100 years.

But before I left hospital, the head nurse had said to me, "Janine, I want you to be ready, because when you get home, something's going to happen."

Now we count on the willingness of drug companies to make that happen.

We count on those companies that understand that it is in the interest, not only in the interest of the global good, but also in their own interest, to move from conflict to collaboration, and through the Medicines Patent Pool they can make that happen.

You can't say that my interests are special compared to yours, anymore than you can say that the particular spot that I'm standing on is a unique part of the universe because I happen to be standing on it that very minute.

So going back, this is my look of excitement and joy, because all this stuff that I'd also been hoping for actually really did happen, and what's that?

So you can have these really nice things that can't happen, and it's a kind of "Wow!" and I want to say "Wow!" type of thing that's happening here, because individuals, if you're a company, what happens is you might have 10 people who are in charge of innovation, or 100 people who are in charge of innovation.

Just like all great stories, our fears focus our attention on a question that is as important in life as it is in literature: What will happen next?

When I was writing my first novel, "The Age Of Miracles," I spent months trying to figure out what would happen if the rotation of the Earth suddenly began to slow down.

What would happen to our days?

What would happen to our crops?

What would happen to our minds?

If an earthquake strikes tonight, I used to worry, what will happen to our house?

What will happen to my family?

The light blue dotted line represents the Congressional Budget Office's best guess of what will happen if Congress really doesn't do anything, and as you can see, sometime around 2027, we reach Greek levels of debt, somewhere around 130 percent of GDP, which tells you that some time in the next 20 years, if Congress does absolutely nothing, we're going to hit a moment where the world's investors, the world's bond buyers, are going to say, "We don't trust America anymore.

I feel like my job to make this happen is to help foster the things that seem to lead to compromise, to not talk about this in those vague and scary terms that do polarize us, but to just talk about it like what it is, not an existential crisis, not some battle between two fundamentally different religious views, but a math problem, a really solvable math problem, one where we're not all going to get what we want and one where, you know, there's going to be a little pain to spread around.

We're approaching the levels of indebtedness we had at World War II, and the baby boomers haven't even retired yet, and when they do, this is what will happen.

This is data from the Congressional Budget Office showing its most realistic forecast of what would happen if current situations and expectations and trends are extended.

So I thought, "I wonder what'll happen if I put the two together?"

But I know it's going to happen."

Yet what puzzled me most was Celine had given her informed consent to be a part of this trial, yet she clearly did not understand the implications of being a participant or what would happen to her once the trial had been completed.

Now, I have shared this story with you as an example of what can happen to participants in the clinical trial when it is poorly conducted.

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