ensue

To find out what ensues, one must watch the film.

A long battle with the state about the rights ensued.

Whatever the cause, there is no question now about what ensued.

He held it in his right hand through all that ensued.

A struggle ensued and she bit him on the hand.

A tour ensued through the summer and well into 1999.

Then again, we need to wait and watch what ensues in 2012.

A period of civil war ensued for the next five years.

Significant public debate ensued about whether the building should be kept.

A sort of silence ensued, in which more than a few eyes went my way.

What ensued was a power struggle between the role of church and state.

What would ensue from this moment he could not say, but certainly a new order was about to take hold.

A conversation ensued, and he walked her home from the party.

A controversy between the company and the family then ensued.

The two got along well and a romantic relationship ensued.

An engagement on one and a half hours now ensued.

A long silence ensued while the son decided what to do.

A little general conversation ensued, and the doctor took his leave.

Do you not remember what ensued in my own palace?

A struggle between light and dark, from 300 years back, is about to ensue.

And a further crisis ensued when he finished the book.

The fire that ensued killed six adults and five children.

What ensued, in part, was a war of data and interpretation.

A long silence ensued and then he rose to go.

It all comes to a head and a battle ensues.