Sentence examples for materialized across from inspiring English sources

She saw him come in — in a suit he had not worn before, tweedy linen with a pinched waist and a belt across the back — and then took off her glasses and smiled up in his direction until the shape of him materialized across the table.

Perilous Flight The jet has materialized across the travel industry's horizon like a conquering king.

But Trump-style chaos doesn't appear to have materialized across the country.

But while other events that materialized across the country remained mostly peaceful, Oakland's were marred by window-smashing, flag burning and other forms of vandalism, including aggressive graffiti declaring "Kill Zimmerman" and "F*ck the Police".

My relief was short lived, however, because when I looked up from my pathetic al fresco bio-vandal squat I locked eyes with a Hasidic woman who had materialized across the street.

But in fact, a lasting convergence in productivity did not materialize across the European Union.

Purpose-built mountain bike trails are materializing across the world as riders and land managers look for an answer to satisfy the need for more trails while protecting the environment.

There are no figures, but bands of patterning lifted from Navajo rugs and Northern Cheyenne beadwork float like spirits or materialized music across desert vistas in which Cezanne comes to the Rio Grande.

His conduits were a former Taliban ambassador to Pakistan and Abdul Salam Zaeef, a prisoner released from Gitmo in 2005 who had materialized all across the internet as the iPhone-waving spokesman for the talibs during the early days of the American insurgency.

By c. 3000 BCE, in the late Neolithic, there had been a significant change in the way people materialized their cosmology across Scotland with the introduction of free-standing stones that continued to be erected almost until the end of the Bronze Age (Burl, 1993, 2000).

More so, to spread these benefits - when and if they materialize - across the general population (particularly the poor) requires well-defined channels of redistribution across the three levels of government which at least in their lower levels (state and municipal) are mired in frightening levels of incompetence and corruption, as the incidents in Iguala have highlighted.