Sentence examples for materialized calling from inspiring English sources

Fliers materialized calling the senator's wife a drug addict, referring to her onetime addiction to painkillers.

The declaration from something called the Handmade Consortium materialized on a Web site called buyhandmade.org in late October.

You could fit an entire lifetime (mine, for example), in the gap between issue 4 (a planned fifth issue never materialized) and our phone call.

But no call materialized.

Clement's policy of appeasement materialized in an agreement called the Peace of Clement IX (January 1669), which suspended persecution of the Jansenists.

Ferretti had to materialize the slum called the Five Points with scant documentation: a couple of photographs from the period, a few dozen contemporaneous prints of uncertain reliability, some Jacob Riis photos from 30 or 40 years later.

That did not materialize, although Mr. Barroso called for a "much stronger focus on the social dimension in Europe," more coordination among countries using the euro and more efforts to tackle unemployment.

Wherever I went with "Mayor Schiller," as one friend called him, drinks materialized and tabs disappeared.

There had been no downtime, and the $12 per diem that Mr. Carlson had planned to dispense to each band member — whiskey and cigarette money, he called it — rarely materialized.

As he spoke, a gray-haired man in a Rolling Thunder T-shirt, who appeared to have materialized from a nearby bar called Hurricane O'Reilly's, shouted, "Communist Tom Hayden!" He was escorted away by the police.

This access is materialized by monitoring the system calls made by the kernel of the Dom0 operating systems.