ensue

To the whole audience, in response to the laughter sure to ensue.

Consequences easy to foresee did, as a matter of fact, ensue.

Thither I bent my steps, half fearing, half hoping, what might ensue.

Little did we foresee the tremendous results which were to ensue from that meeting!

And in such case should not I be answerable for any mischief which might ensue?

On the 9th day of the 2d month "fish is not to be eaten or sickness will ensue."

And then I shuddered as I pictured the bloodshed that might ensue.

If protected by cavalry, then probably a cavalry combat will ensue.

They saw the perils that might ensue of going on pilgrimage.

How it is all to be done I have not been informed, but you can imagine the chaos that can ensue.