Sentence examples for going to materialise from inspiring English sources
Even when they make those pledges how do we know how much is going to materialise?
"I am quite sure these imagined horrors are not going to materialise," he added.
He sets up a tour and promises the girls a big night in Paris, which, it soon becomes apparent, is never going to materialise.
Later, the business secretary, Vince Cable, tried to reassure MPs that a consultation had begun: "I am quite sure these imagined horrors are not going to materialise".
This is largely because the planned growth in development in most countries was linked to growth in GDP that is now not going to materialise.
The armies of angels he summons aren't going to materialise, and urging his wife at their final meeting that she should sit by the fire and tell "the lamentable tale of me" is an ego trip too far.
Obviously I know this bookshop is never going to actually materialise.
And should a trustworthy Messiah fail to materialise, bringing whatever passes for redemption in these mad summer days, they may just go under.
We are going to wait and see and hopefully it can materialise.
I heard he was going to Europe to Genoa but it seems it hasn't materialised.
