Sentence examples for really materialized from inspiring English sources

"We took over Courvoisier, did some HBO work, but it never really materialized to much," Mr. Simmons said.

"So far, the expected growth dip in the euro area has not really materialized," Christoph Weil, an economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt said in a note.

That contest, though, never really materialized because the regimes we counted on to promote it found violent Muslim extremism a convenient foil, so they allowed it to persist.

The flood of people leaving the office hasn't really materialized, but here's a sign that call centers, already moving offshore, might also be moving inside the home.

Luongo said that despite the interest, "nothing ever really materialized to the point where I had to give a decision whether I was going to waive" a no-trade clause.

Without a women's vote, a gay vote — which never really materialized — or a powerful ethnic affiliation, like with Jews or Hispanics, she said, Ms. Quinn was left without a base.

The much-discussed first-time voters did not really materialize.

Some in Wisconsin thought the recall effort against Mr. Walker might never really materialize.

Also, Mr. Tracey said, spending by independent groups, known as 527s, did not really materialize as expected.

An early duel did not really materialize, and Bodemeister went to the lead and stayed there for most of the race, on his own.

The Atlantic's Joshua Green, however, threw some cold water on the expectation that significant cuts in defense spending will ever really materialize.