According to T.N., what must happen before peace can materialize in Israel?
It rattled with the mysterious beads that can materialize over time from a stream of clear water.
Flying at 40 or 50 miles an hour, often through dark skies, ducks can materialize out of nowhere in seconds.
"Social media, where swarms of jeering critics can materialize in an instant, paradoxically creates this feeling of isolation," he wrote.
Bad weather can materialize quickly; out of respect for lightning, abandon the ridge when a storm arrives.
My own 2 cents: If an alarm sounds when someone stirs, is any hospital or nursing home so well-staffed that someone can materialize within seconds?
Before long, these "low-plane spirits" (who can materialize more or less at will) manage to rustle up some hooch and addle their reluctant new friend.
The damage inflicted by Hurricane Harvey on Texas — which Mr. Trump has promised to help address with federal money — shows how quickly new budget demands can materialize.
It didn't work out with that particular girl, but now Mr. Friend applies the same kind of pluck to his work: why write lovelorn letters when you can materialize, damp and earnest, on a doorstep?
It is fitting, then, that the theme of these four books under review is the difficulty of making new friends — at least ones you would want to stick around — and the way they can materialize in unexpected places.
Even as sellers should swallow their pride or confront their ignorance by asking their broker whether their apartment stinks, buyers can do some detective work of their own, because secondhand odors can materialize erratically.
