Sentences with SUPERVENED
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"A storm supervened on our picnic and forced us to seek shelter."
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"As the night wore on, fatigue supervened and our progress slowed."
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"After the initial excitement, a sense of calm supervened."
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"The patient's condition worsened when an infection supervened."
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"A state of chaos supervened as the rioters took over the streets."
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"A feeling of despair supervened after the team lost the championship."
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"She was enjoying the party when a sudden headache supervened."
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"As the war escalated, an atmosphere of fear supervened."
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"The unexpected failure of the main engine supervened during the space mission."
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"The laughter of children supervened, breaking the silence of the empty house."
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"When a major flood supervened, people had to evacuate their homes."
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"He was happily cooking dinner when a power outage supervened."
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"The sudden death of her husband supervened, leaving her devastated."
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"The tranquility of the garden was broken when a loud argument supervened."
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"A sense of relief supervened when the exams were finally over."
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"The collapse of the economy supervened, leading to widespread unemployment."
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"She was enjoying the concert when a medical emergency supervened."
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"After months of negotiations, a settlement agreement finally supervened."
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"Once the new policy was implemented, a sense of chaos supervened in the office."
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"The patient's condition worsened suddenly when complications supervened."
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"As the storm grew more intense, darkness rapidly supervened."
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"In the midst of the celebration, an awkward silence supervened."
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"A state of panic supervened among the passengers as the plane experienced severe turbulence."
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"When the team captain was injured, a new leader supervened on the field."
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"After years of neglect, structural issues supervened in the old building."
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"The peaceful atmosphere was shattered when a heated argument supervened."
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"After the rains stopped, a period of drought supervened in the region."
