Sentence examples for first materialises from inspiring English sources

Nora Ephron first materialises in electronic form.

It's a film with jazz in its bones and rhythm to its beats: I love the sudden violence with which Mrs Wilberforce mallets the cold water pipe, the lovely nod to The Lodger when Alec Guinness first materialises at the house, silhouetted behind the frosted glass.

When a second soldier materialises, Philip is again on duty, only this time he's alone.

"When the first head transplant materialises in China," he says, "all the western experts, all the western journalists who wrote that it was impossible, they'll have a very hard time.

A third woman (Chen Yeh-Ying) materialises.

But he is caught out as 'friends' are discovered installing telephone lines for a possible challenge in a second round that never materialises.

It's then that the first of the Carnac stones materialises from the mist: a waypost in the steely gloom that seems to point into our own long-forgotten past.

He materialises miraculously at the first whiff of racial trouble.

"They'll be as common as cell phones".But even if a mass market for humanoid robots never materialises, there is a third and final justification for building them: because it is difficult.

But Mr Fogh Rasmussen is thought to be more interested in becoming the EU's first permanent president, if that position ever materialises.

The TARDIS is caught in the first waves of a "solar tsunami" and materialises on Earth in the 22nd century.