Sentence examples for they materialised from inspiring English sources
Back in 2001, when they materialised as if from nowhere and colonised the charts with their debut album, Is This It, they seemed to have it all.
His advisers admit that Mr Kibaki's ambitious plan to turn Kenya into an industrial country by 2020 worries environmentalists, but say that reforestation, thermal power and better management of water and grazing would, if they materialised, offset the damage.Africa emits far less carbon than other continents, so its recently faster-growing economies do not gravely menace its environment.
It is testament to the power of Philadelphia's garden squares as an idea that they were inscribed in maps for a century or more before they materialised (indeed, while their grounds were used as rubbish dumps and burial sites), and that they are now an indelible feature of the city's urban identity and imagination.
The aim is to smooth out any potential lumps in the supply chain before they materialise.
Lank-haired, dingy-frocked and baleful, they materialise in vengeful ranks, armed with giant sewing needles.
But it seems unlikely: stock markets have a long record of underestimating political risks until they materialise.
Five days later, his vice-president, Dick Cheney, repeated the dose ("where necessary, [we must] pre-empt grave threats to our country before they materialise").
You have to prepare the soil carefully, be prepared to wait for the fruits and accept that your administration will be long gone before they materialise.
The IfG, though, argues that while efficiency savings are welcome, assuming they materialise, only seeing government IT as a cost to be managed can be dangerous.
When players pass through, they materialise in a procedurally generated landscape, complete with its own enemies and a quest objective - perhaps a castle, village or dungeon complex.
