momentary , also: momentany

A momentary break in the action let him take stock of the situation.

Well, now was the time to press a momentary advantage.

"I had a momentary feeling that the book might indeed have some force."

The fit is momentary; upon a thought He will again be well.

His momentary vision must have come through the eyes of one individual.

She saw with momentary interest that what had seemed one room was in reality two.

A momentary color appeared in her face, and left it again.

And let me know if you get even a momentary connection.

He seemed to have a momentary difficulty with the name.

He also took a momentary wrong turn near the finish.

But then there was a momentary break in the weather.

I felt a start at my name coming from her mouth, but it was only momentary.

Most people, after all, do not live their daily lives in fear of momentary death.

He saw all this in the momentary light brought by the door opening.

There was a look of momentary shock in her eyes.

Then came a mad break that gave him momentary hope.

A momentary sticking point was the question of where they would live in the country.

There was a momentary silence on the other end of the line.

There was a momentary silence between them, as if to mark what she had said.

They were happy for even momentary attention but only one had any useful idea.

There was a momentary silence, as if they had been cut off.

I felt a momentary impulse to open the door and run out.

The momentary white out seemed to still all sound in the dome.

Martinez held for 2-1, but the lead was only momentary.

It was just the momentary bit of frustration for him.