I had no idea what he was talking about, so I calmly started taking out all my things and, suddenly, as if materialising from nowhere, there was this large knife.
A GM Korea spokesman says that a deal, if it materialised, would be "very much like the one between GM and Isuzu of Japan".
His advisers admit that Mr Kibaki's ambitious plan to turn Kenya into an industrial country by 2020 worries environmentalists, but say that reforestation, thermal power and better management of water and grazing would, if they materialised, offset the damage.Africa emits far less carbon than other continents, so its recently faster-growing economies do not gravely menace its environment.
(His book never materialised, if you were wondering).
She advises him to check with his bank again, and to return the following morning if nothing has materialised.
The "giant sucking sound" that Ross Perot, a presidential candidate, predicted would be heard as Mexico hoovered up American jobs never materialised; if jobs have moved anywhere in the past two decades, they have gone to China, not Mexico.
However, if coded and materialised as a user-friendly software, it can be incorporated into design guidelines and used by consultants in everyday engineering practice.
Says: Has previously indicated reluctance to be in Britain any more often than now though could change if McManus job materialised.
The resignations, if they materialise, are intended to reassure Libyans that the colonel's regime is not simply being replaced by another dictatorship.The battle for Sirte is not over, however.
Those improvements, if they materialise and can be measured, will almost certainly be too small to impress new-economy zealots who foresaw a doubling or more of long-term growth.
