At the end — you really hardly know how, even after a second viewing — a train materializes and advances toward the audience; as the curtain falls, the protagonist Father, played superbly by James Moore, jumps onto its engine as it steams ahead.
As the full train materializes, rounding the curve of the track, the middle appears to hop, and then everything goes wrong: sparks erupt, and a cloud of debris is ejected from the wall.
Conley's inconsistency frustrated the Jets, whose hope for a spirited competition in training camp never materialized.
A group of trained physicians talked about their inability to materialize training into practice with inadequate logistic support at PHC facilities cited as the major reason.
It never materialized, but train travel in Africa did enjoy a golden age in the 1930s and '40s when some of the runs, especially the Blue Train between Cape Town and Johannesburg, were considered equal to the fabled Orient Express.
Staff might perceive mergers as a breach of the psychological contract (implicit commitments and expectations between employers and employees) when they feel they are not listened to [ 5], when they have to 'suffer' from delays in service development and job uncertainties [ 7, 11], or when the anticipated benefits of mergers such as training fail to materialize [ 12].
The talked-about train to New York City had never materialized.
A weary looking group of lads I saw hopping on the train earlier that day have materialized behind me and look like they've just spunked a year's worth of l'argent de poche and have quadruple-dropped as a result.
One nurse wanted to know how the team would be paged, by whom, and when; the protocol requires specially trained medics to materialize from various hospital departments within minutes, as the potential candidate flatlines.
The beloved tire and abandoned auto are present, and just wait for a train magically to materialize.
Tall and mussed, he had materialized just before the train pulled out.
