As we paddled closer, the caves' arches and openings materialized in the mist, giving the eerie appearance of rust-hued, gigantic human skulls emerging from the lake.
The romantic lead, portrayed by the astonishing Scott Shepherd, is in this case an ennui-laden, underworked fellow who, in the play's opening scene, materializes in a shabby office that might as well have "dead end" on its door.
No opening on the court materialized when they hit their prime, or the wrong president was in office when the chance presented itself.
The revival of the city's ancient library, a project first proposed in the 1970s, materialized with the opening of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina in 2002.
The biggest opening of Zheng's career materialized at Wimbledon, when she was offered a wild-card entry into the women's singles draw.
The biggest opening of Zheng's career materialized last week at Wimbledon, when she was offered a wild-card entry into the women's singles bracket despite being ranked No. 133 in the world.
OTTAWA — A redux near the Rideau Canal materialized in the opening minutes.
Though there were still delays, Berry and company played with fewer interruptions, establishing a momentum and energy that never quite materialized during the opening set.
Also, a bellwether of the area's emergent after-hours vigor materialized this month with the grand opening of the Well, a behemoth bar and performance space just south of Greenpoint in East Williamsburg.
But now, despite an elaborate effort to transform Mr. Bloomberg into a global political brand, that excitement seems to have fizzled, as he has publicly retreated from the idea and an opening in the field of candidates has not materialized.
To the lost souls who think that's overkill, consider the number of musicians who have benefited from these opening slots; without Mr. Nelson, a lot of careers might have never materialized, among them Charley Pride's and Johnny Bush's.
