Sentence examples for ever materialised from inspiring English sources

No such coup ever materialised, however.

EE has subsequently held talks about joining the YouView consortium, but no deal has ever materialised and instead the company has decided to launch its own service.

The Russian billionaire is understood to have held the occasional meeting with parties he considers might be interested in taking a minority stake in his UK print ventures, but no formal talks have ever materialised.

However, the Grand Duke refused, and neither the cardinalate nor the Portuguese marriage ever materialised.

He's been promising and promising to make the best mixtape in the world but nothing has ever materialised.

Although the primary role of the British Army was to protect the colonies against external attack, no actual threat ever materialised.

But like the complaint it is not clear whether it will ever materialise.

If the programme does ever materialise, it will almost certainly be a lot smaller in scope.Thickening the blue lineFurthermore, some say the plan is not particularly well thought through.

It remains to be seen if this grandiose vision will ever materialise, but in his quest to follow the lead of the lowlands, a new book might come in handy.

On February 20th the sport's two most famous and marketable fighters, Manny Pacquiao (pictured, at right) and Floyd Mayweather (left), announced that they had at last scheduled a bout for May 2nd, in a matchup postponed for so long many doubted it would ever materialise.

But if no one thinks that cash losses will ever materialise then why should there be a status change?Default is supposed to be in a special category of obligation repudiation (as opposed to inflation, say) because it represents a clear red line being crossed.