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materialise BrE
eventualise

The bad news would not begin to materialize until next year.

He looked up at me like I'd just materialized out of nothing.

The order should materialize within 5-10 years according to him.

When the support did not materialize, he seemed to have no clear idea where to turn.

The need will just take a little longer to materialize than thought two years ago, they say.

The thing to understand is that the international force may never materialize.

Most expected to get another job, which did not materialize.

And now there materialized in front of them something new.

The man seemed to materialize just inside the opened door.

It did not materialize to anything, but he tried to return again in 2007.

He received no support for several years and the American company never materialized.

They had materialized out of the forest in no time.

But the money never materialized, and his name was removed.

But the list, at first expected within a few days, has yet to materialize.

I mean, when the world gets dark, a light materializes.

But the threat came too late and in any case never materialized.

Real parents do not materialize in their children's lives after 31 years and take the credit.

They had been talked about for years, but the work never seemed to materialize.

But such a solution will not materialize by summer's end.

All these increases have materialized in the last six months.

But the question remains why, in every case, the results have not materialized.

But there was one expected problem that did not materialize.

"So you think we can materialize them here and be safe."

A black shape materialized in the open space above the door.

Three men appeared so suddenly they might have materialized out of space.

A great dark form materialises from out of the deep.

It is not just a play on words but a real hope that must materialise.

Since 1997, however, the really significant results have failed to materialise.

It remains to be seen whether they will materialise or not.

She certainly got attention; for the first time it looked As if the money, the key the whole deal, might actually materialise.

However, that has yet to materialise to a significant extent.

To date, this project has yet to materialise into a working service.

As a company director myself for over thirty years, well, I want things to be able to materialise.

The movie was due for release in 2009 but has yet to materialise.

The couple expect huge profits to materialise for their companies.

That, of all people, the most elusive one should suddenly materialise to help her.

He waited for my comment, which took a while to materialise.

However, lack of local support failed to allow the plans to materialise.

Their next studio album took nearly 3 years to materialise.

What sort of period does he see for some more definitive response in this issue to materialise?

Then eight or nine people just seemed to materialise out of the haze.

However, this project did not materialise due to lack of funding.

When that materialises, perhaps it may be the beginning of putting the Russian house in order.

Although this development is yet to materialise into anything and has been spoken about for over 10 years with no real progress.

This consolidation period did not materialise, and instead what we have today is a very competitive market.

They just seemed to materialise out of the ground, grouping together, hardly moving.

These plans never came to any form of action after the French invasion failed to materialise.

But, perhaps due to the lack of patronage from the government, the plan did not materialise.

While a marriage did not materialise, the two were to cross paths later.

This did not materialise and the halt closed on 6 July 1930.