Sentence examples for danger materialised from inspiring English sources
Up front, with Suárez on the right, Messi in the middle and Neymar on the left, danger materialised only very rarely.
Another danger soon materialised.
Not only do these Lions have more belief in themselves but New Zealand's worst nightmare is in danger of materialising.
What are the odds that these hypothetical fiscal dangers will materialise?
His election makes the world a more dangerous place and also a more uncertain place, for it is too early to say precisely how those dangers will materialise – nor how the next US president will face up to them.
Editorial in Dong-A Ilbo: "North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, who declared his country a nuclear state by revising the North's constitution in April last year, soon after his inauguration, pushed ahead with Pyongyang's third nuclear test on Tuesday, as if seeking to confirm his declaration… The North's nuclear threat started 20 years ago and has since materialised into a real danger".
But the predicted crash did not materialise.
That has not materialised.
Again, nothing materialised.
The protest never materialised.
