I am particular about Mr. Bailey, because he was a prominent figure in what happened later.
In fact, in the light of what happened afterward, I am pretty certain we were under surveillance during the entire ghostly evening.
Halsey spent part of the day with Mr. Jamieson, but he said nothing of what happened.
It will be noted at the outset that the whole of the fantastic picture which this old and now discredited theory presented, is based upon a certain conception of what happened at the breakdown of the Roman Empire.
I turn, therefore, next to answer the question: "What happened in Britain?
That is what happened, and that is all that happened.
This exceptional strip was the eastern coast belt of the province of Britain; and we have next to ask: "What happened in Britain when the rest of the Empire was being transformed, after the breakdown of central Imperial power?
Back at the fjord, what happened to Edith Fairhair while Ulf was on the ocean?
Think for a moment of what happened at the beginning of August.
What happened we shall be able to look up afterwards in some lumbersome old history, should we forget, but, unless I get down quickly what we thought, it will disappear in after-knowledge.
So perhaps you can tell me what happened afterwards.
But, Master, when you came back from all your hunting, what happened then?
For instance, I began to tell her about King Solomon's Mines, which was a long story; and she to tell me what happened after we parted on the shores of the Red Sea.
I wonder," she said without lifting her head from my shoulder, "what happened to the holy Tanofir.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "what happened" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
