Sentence examples for materialised through the from inspiring English sources

I never really knew what I was supposed to do with the iron-tipped walking stick they'd given me at the hotel, but I twirled it like a pissed-up majorette when at length Horombo camp materialised through the fog.

Those costs may materialise through the need for military action to restore order or development assistance to put a country back together again.

In essence, the paper suggests principles for how brand identity may be materialised through meaningful references in visual design – in this way, product identity can be seen as a mode of tangible branding.

Special consideration is attributed to the European Code of Conduct for Coastal Management Zones, since it considers the ecological patrimony and cultural heritage as giving shape to a unique ethically-endowed reality, which materialised through landscapes and seascapes.

Star Trek videophones have become Skype, the Jetsons' food-on-demand is materialising through 3-D printing, and we have done Jules Verne one better and explored mid-ocean trenches at crushing depths.

Angels gather round the Virgin in his Immaculate Conception, but they also materialise through translucent paint like photographs developing in fluid.

We see high-powered partnerships materialising through sport – Laura Trott and Jason Kenny, Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi – but none have had an afternoon like this.

The new sound materialised itself on the third album through the use of traditional synthesizers instead of the band's previous use of guitars.

Before long, additional habitats materialised off the coasts of Bermuda, California and Germany.

That sale never materialised and the lawsuit continued.

But no bids materialised to challenge the putative one from Fairfax – that itself failed to materialise.