Parts of the region were overwhelmed while parts of the city found themselves tricked by an ephemeral event.

Understandably, such transgressive events - ephemeral, one-time, seen by small audiences, if any - can assume mythic status.

It won't be an ephemeral event.

For another, given CREF's decades-long investment horizon, a market crash was an ephemeral event: What you lost on the roundabout you'd find on the swings.

It is likely that this site retains archaeological evidence of a seminal, ephemeral, and colourful event in Australia's history.

Exhibitions are by definition fleeting, ephemeral events, but in most of them the artworks, once installed, oblige us by staying put for the show's duration.

I fought in vain to remember a tiny fraction of this ephemeral stupendous event.

Most of the time, instant books can be loosely defined as $6-and-under paperbacks, rushed into print to take advantage of some ephemeral event and sold in supermarkets and drugstores.

Beginning in the early 1960's, Mr. Moore documented a variety of avant-garde art, dance and theater performances, including the ephemeral events staged by artists associated with the Fluxus movement.

The work continued his 1970's sculptural theme of depicting ephemeral events in physical form with the inclusion of rays of sunlight upon the Mermaid's body.