The incarnation of death, who materializes early in "On Borrowed Time," is no hooded specter with a scythe in a skeletal claw.
Not much about the Dead Weather has changed since it materialized early last year, depositing "Horehound" (Third Man) like an orphaned infant at the door.
Although Slonimsky's career as a musical prodigy never quite materialized, his early singing days made a lasting impression: Slonimsky was one of the first composers to explicitly decipher what made certain tunes irresistible.
The El Salvadoran striker must reapply for a P1 visa with the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and his signing could materialize as early as today.
But early plans never materialized, and he was instead sucked into other projects.
Militants occupied Slovyansk and other cities in the east, but the pro-Russian advance that seemed likely a month earlier had not materialized.
Sinfonia New York materialized with little fanfare, unlike earlier ventures here: the Classical Band, which quickly went defunct, and the New York Collegium, now on hiatus.
Just a few minutes earlier, she'd materialized in the hotel's comely lobby, clad in an oversize black sweater, trousers, and white sneakers, and carrying a bag of clothes.
Ries did much to effect a reconciliation, but a visit to London, planned as early as 1813, never materialized, though Beethoven continued to hope that it would.
Live music at a local bar never materialized, and I was a day early for an event for an artist in residence at Chinati.
