St. Andrews is known for its windy conditions and unpredictable weather, but high winds never materialized, allowing players to make far more birdies than expected.
In the heyday of yellow journalism, newspapers like Joseph Pulitzer's World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal sent out squads of reporters to hunt down leads and, if evidence failed to materialize, make up stories.
"If these revenues don't materialize, we'll have to make midyear cuts".
But the promised growth has failed to materialize — and they want to make that failure Mr. Obama's fault.
But when state funds didn't materialize, the company had to make cuts in all budget areas, Ms. Ekstrand said, including advertising.
"I think that as the threat of Republican money really materialized, Democrats really wanted to make sure that someone had the president's back," said Bill Burton, a spokesman for Priorities USA.
I've always followed my need to materialize something; make it tangible.
He's a centuries-old Time Lord from an alien planet who can travel the universe and history itself, so why shouldn't the Doctor be able to make things materialize out of thin air now and then?
The FT has an interesting article on problems with Irish GNP (not GDP) accounting; essentially, measured Irish income is being inflated by foreign companies with no real activity there that nonetheless find ways to make profits materialize in a low-tax jurisdiction.
In this novel about the effect of 1960's hedonism on the next generation, a lonely teenager discovers he has a gift that enables him to make objects materialize by drawing, a talent he uses to try to mend his parents' marriage.
