ensue|ensued|ensues|ensuing in English
verb
[en·sue || ɪn'sjuː]
follow as a consequence of, happen as a result of
Use "ensue|ensued|ensues|ensuing" in a sentence
1. A fruitful discussion ensued.
2. A pleasant conversation ensued.
3. A fiery debate ensued.
4. Otherwise, inundation would ensue to our dismay.
5. [ Screaming horns of fur- collared mayhem ensue ]
6. Combat ensues; the King is killed.
7. Let him seek peace and ensue it!
8. A drought ensues, and human activities cease.
9. After the discourse, a lively discussion ensued.
10. 26 Bitter arguments ensued from this misunderstanding.
11. A wave of defaults and bankruptcies could ensue.
12. A brief but embarrassing silence ensued.
13. She agrees to marry Captain Vinod and the engagement party ensues.
14. If it were to cease trading, chaos could ensue.
15. Even more baffling was the conversation that ensued.
16. We can imagine the animated discussion that ensued.
17. There ensued a blinding light and then blackness.
18. If not, something like a banking crisis could ensue.
19. Thus, endless discussions on phonetics and spelling ensued.
20. 22 The trouble ensued from this misunderstanding.
21. With the onset of age, the yellow pigmentation ensues for DSM 44368.
22. When people debate politics, tempers may flare and quarreling ensue.
23. A minor skirmish ensued as people fought over supplies.
24. Much wackiness ensues en route to the red planet.
25. The ensuing argument had been bitter.