Sentence examples for it materialise from inspiring English sources

Liverpool's managing director, Ian Ayre, said on Tuesday that he had written to Uefa and Zenit about the racism issue, and that his players would be advised on how to deal with abuse should it materialise.

"Will it materialise or not?

But the result in practice is almost always over-engineering: the component costs more to develop, the suspected additional use rarely materialises, when it does materialise it has requirements that don't quite match the actual implementation, and the component as a whole is more brittle, less comprehensible to successive developers and more difficult to maintain.

The home team's first clear view of goal came with more than an hour on the clock, but when it did materialise it should have brought about the equaliser.

Finally, in May it materialised, and it was clear the pushbacks hadn't been a bad omen: the great hope for contemporary British music did not disappoint.

A GM Korea spokesman says that a deal, if it materialised, would be "very much like the one between GM and Isuzu of Japan".

Just as it materialised out of the mists of a Pacific north-west forest, the Twin Peaks revival on Showtime has disappeared just as quickly.

Apart from being a good overall manager on every front, he had a football plan in his head and you could see it materialising.

For everyone else, the only point worth debating was which represented a more disappointing anticlimax: the widely anticipated outcome (local bookmakers had given Mr Mayweather around a 70% chance to win), or the mind-numbing fashion in which it materialised.

We owe our rights to people like Davis, who are "outrageous" and "brave" enough to fight for a society they insist upon even if they cannot quite imagine it materialising.

It materialised that as well as an unpleasant experience, this triggered bad memories for my then boyfriend, who had once lived with a cat called Moon, who'd systematically terrorised him.