out of thin air
from thin air

It seemed to come out of thin air not three feet from him.

They also just created the money out of thin air.

Maybe she would have pulled it out of thin air.

He'd never before just appeared out of thin air, though she knew he could do such things.

Pulling words out of thin air to get better press is something else.

But we cannot believe that it is possible to create jobs out of thin air.

"Their ship has technology that can make water out of thin air!"

After all, only God could manifest out of thin air.

The hand on her arm appeared to come out of thin air.

They literally just make it up out of thin air.

Out of thin air, the Americans had manufactured a 1-0 lead.

They didn't get the phone number out of thin air.

It's just a possible explanation that I came up with, out of thin air.

Believe me, I'm not pulling this out of thin air.

They appear out of thin air and disappear just as quickly into the night.

"No, more like making things appear out of thin air- for real."

It had appeared silently as though out of thin air.

Sometimes tabloids do make up their stories out of thin air.

They both looked up almost startled, as if I'd appeared out of thin air.

The ship I hit came out of thin air without any warning.

"It was," said the old man, coming out of thin air to stand some six or eight feet to Joe's right.

He came out of thin air, flying like a dragon!

"Could he not have plucked that out of thin air?"

When he was low, I could grab optimism out of thin air.

It was as if the man had materialized out of thin air.