materialize in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To become visible or to come into existence, often unexpectedly or as a result of effort.

The magician promised that his grand illusion would materialize before our eyes.
After weeks of planning, the new project finally began to materialize.
Her dreams of becoming an artist began to materialize when she won the scholarship.
As the fog lifted, the outline of the castle began to materialize on the horizon.
It took years of hard work for his vision of a sustainable community to materialize.
The magician promised to materialize a rabbit from thin air during the show.
After years of planning, their dream to open a café finally began to materialize.
The team's hard work and dedication began to materialize into a successful project.
Unexpected opportunities can often materialize when you least expect them.