Sentence examples for About to materialize from inspiring English sources

This is how they're often presented in ads, hovering elegantly and looking as if Captain Picard or Mr. Spacely is about to materialize onscreen and bark an order.

Yet the multi-player games we were teased about have failed to materialize so far.

Instead their efforts have limited the government's tools for ensuring an adequate recovery, even as the inflation they warned about has failed to materialize.

As a producer, the concept comes first and above everything else, after that, I think about how to materialize it―which art form or style of music".

For parts that are shipped by boat to North America, shortages could take about a month to materialize.

Forecasters provide reports about trends expected to materialize a year or two in the future within narrow market segments, like footwear, accessories, activewear or men's underwear.

Corzine ended up needing about 100,000 votes to materialize, and they weren't there, because the tone of the race encouraged their non-participation.

Notably, ketone bodies in their own right may suppress feelings of hunger; this effect may take about three days to materialize [ 59].

A group of trained physicians talked about their inability to materialize training into practice with inadequate logistic support at PHC facilities cited as the major reason.

According to Story, 'As early as the 1830s, reports had started to materialize about the various mental disorders isolated prisoners were exhibiting.

Many of the worst fears about the games failed to materialize: no terrorists struck Beijing; no athlete protested at the podium (though Swedish wrestler Ara Abrahamian tossed his bronze medal in disgust over judging), and the air quality – due largely to favorable weather patterns – was not as bad as many had feared beforehand despite being the worst in Olympics history.