Sentence examples similar to conversions might materialize from inspiring English sources

More than once, I heard Arabs express the fear that a "Dearborn connection" to terrorism might materialize.

But at least one prominent official has said he was not concerned that the worst-case situation might materialize.

But that feeling of urgency has clashed with the impulse to see what other offers might materialize.

The most watched-for clash of the night is the one that might materialize between Mr. Perry and Mr. Romney.

But it is anyone's guess when even one wireless deal might materialize.

But now attention turns to what sort of street protest might materialize on Friday, ahead of the weekend of voting.

There was also the sense that the performers might materialize anywhere at any moment.

The family of a lawyer involved in the case still hopes that a manuscript might materialize.

In fact, given the difficulties of landing a reservation, it's anyone's guess when a review might materialize.

But company executives yesterday declined to offer any guidance about revenue for 2003 or when a pickup might materialize.

Mr. Sanders added that from the start he suspected that nothing might materialize: "I always had the thought that maybe it would be an absent presence.