Sentence examples for is supposed to materialize from inspiring English sources
Another $2.2 billion (so says the FCC filing) is supposed to materialize from retained earnings.
Several hours after Gingrich was supposed to materialize, his campaign abruptly cancelled the event; the head of "risk management" told me that embarrassment was a bigger threat than physical harm.
This is supposed to happen.
It's supposed to happen".
The $10 billion International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), a joint project of the United States, Russia, Europe, and Japan that is due to be up and running before 2010 if construction funds materialize, is supposed to prove the case.
Even the smaller sum has yet to materialize, although a committee led by Ethiopia and Norway is supposed to propose payment solutions by October.
The commission will provide half of the money to HBP; the other half is supposed to come from E.U. member states, although it's unclear whether that support will materialize.
Mr. Lee does nothing to help Mr. Tyson set up these should-be-poignant moments; they materialize without warning in the midst of the otherwise jaunty, lighthearted, profane narrative, and the audience is supposed to adopt instant somberness.
But good luck finding many of the gizmos and gadgets on store shelves: Though CES is supposed to give gearheads a peek at the future, it is often better at displaying "vaporware"–would-be innovations that never materialize.
This is supposed to be very modern.
