Mr. Ramsay is not actually in residence at his latest London venture, the York & Albany, an inn and restaurant that is being run by a team of his many capable underlings (I was tempted to check under my bed anyway — I didn't want him to materialize suddenly and denounce me for sloppy packing).
External influences like changes in regulatory environments could, and probably will, materialize suddenly, as the legislative system attempts to keep up with progress.
As she spoke, Mark materialized, suddenly and silently, which is typical.
It materialized suddenly on Friday, when Republicans introduced the welfare bill that they plan to take to the floor this week.
Mr. Kramer also employed five sons, two daughters, and four of their spouses, but could not supply adequate time records for any of them, auditors said; some missing records later materialized suddenly, and others contained inconsistencies and typographical errors that suggested they had been fabricated, according to the audit.
And did the American blacks resent the Cuban cops, who might as well have dropped from the sky, they had materialized so suddenly, for the sole purpose of pushing black people around?.
And did the American blacks resent the Cuban cops, who might as well have dropped from the sky, they had materialized so suddenly, for the sole purpose of pushing black people around?..
Thick, throbbing bass notes suddenly materialize and heave up, dubstep-style; a drumbeat announces itself, patters for a while, suddenly disappears.
Armored vehicles with water cannons suddenly materialize, as do police officers with tear gas canisters.
Then, after I carry down the last box, my three daughters suddenly materialize — a holiday miracle?
Here in the bone-dry desert, where desiccated donkey carcasses line the road, huge green fields suddenly materialize.
