momentarily * , also: momently

The woman turned toward him, her face momentarily in the light.

The light only turned red momentarily, then went back to white.

The last one of these had me momentarily believe we were actually going to war.

This brought them all back to the present, but only momentarily.

I would like to make it more than just momentarily.

You both look out the window momentarily and then back at each other.

He turned his head momentarily to make sure that they were still alone.

But "momentarily" turned into more than three and a half hours.

Momentarily it seemed that he could make out a face on the left.

It was as if each man were suddenly and momentarily turned to fire.

He looked around momentarily to be certain that all was as it had been.

The two men on either side of her were momentarily at a loss.

He looked into her eyes, momentarily leaving the other woman.

"I should be taking them off your hands momentarily," he said.

I momentarily felt the weight of the fish, then nothing at all.

It was just the past, there in front of her: momentarily real.

If this had not yet taken place, it was momentarily expected.

For, she said to herself, standing momentarily, I am going out of my mind.

I'm going to bring you and the rest of the team up to speed momentarily.

Then, beneath a light across the street, a figure came momentarily into view.

It appeared momentarily in the light near the front wall of the house.

She said that the guard, a woman, had momentarily looked away.

He felt the weight of the chair momentarily on his back.

He was looking at the two of them, momentarily confused.

She looked about momentarily, then took his hand in hers once more.

Yet a sense of risk grew momently more agonizing in his mind.

And here, long, amid the momently increasing confusion, did I persist in my pursuit of the stranger.

Outside the dome, a mad conflict was progressing through momently altering phases.

Glancing down, I saw a red stain of such size it astonished me, and it was growing momently.

As the former proceeded in his discourse, or rather monologue I perceived the excitement of the latter momently increasing.

It flung up momently the sacred river.

The sport grew in interest momently.

Only over the dark sea eastward was there one faint, clear line: the horizon, tipping momently toward the unseen sun.

She was momently increasing her speed.

This contrast, or intermingling of tragedy with mirth, happens daily, hourly, momently.

For a few moments there was no one in the room who was capable of speaking and their breathing was becoming momently more difficult.

Pierre's sensations were those of one who sinks momently deeper into some black and bottomless quicksand.

The technicians of the Llanvabon's former crew were finding out desirable things about the ship almost momently.

But the number of fascinated peerers increased momently.

Mr Birdsey stared at his guest with eyes that grew momently wider.

The slope of the sides of the vast funnel became momently less and less steep.

Threads of smoke were rising from each pile, with tiny tongues of flame that grew longer momently.

Then I thought that a ball of fire, hued with a thousand colors that changed momently, swam up and floated before me in the air.

The light seemed to shape itself into images, formless and incomprehensible at first, but growing clearer and more coherent momently.

A mighty fountain momently was forced:

A sense of uncanny menace, of weird unhuman horror, increased upon them momently.

None of them, however, approached the other vat, whose wannish light was momently enfeebled, as if it were dying down.

Although their outermost branches were still lit, the violence of the sunset was failing, and the light was crumbling momently from the boughs.

The scything cleaver spun nearer momently.

Now the palmettoes Grow far apart, and lessen momently To shrubs a dwarf might topple.