temporary state

His child's mind had seen death as a temporary state.

The school was proposed in 1975 by a temporary state commission.

Because if this is a temporary state, I want to make the most of it."

They have been put in a temporary state of suspended animation.

Standing by your man is sometimes a temporary state.

He was in a temporary state of denial that his day job is pitching.

In 1776, he and his son Arthur helped frame a temporary state constitution.

It is a temporary state within the spirit world.

Even this retrenching is seen as a temporary state of affairs.

Sleep is a temporary state which we awake from.

"To stop the fighting, we are ready to join the Taliban in a temporary state with a neutral head," he said.

It usually describes a temporary state and is not a medical term, but a generalized phrase used in popular culture.

Homelessness, as he saw it, was a temporary state.

But by definition, a moratorium is a temporary state.

"That is by the nature of things a temporary state of affairs.

Uninformed is not a pejorative term, it's a temporary state.

Arc plasma is the temporary state of a gas.

What they never seemed to realize was that peace was a temporary state of affairs between conflicts.

I hoped that this was a temporary state born of shock and that in time she would be herself.

But this is a temporary state of satisfaction.

When the verb "to be" refers to a temporary state or location, the word stay is used (see above).

In addition, he served on a temporary state commission on the regulation of lobbyists.

These were misleading statements that were made during a temporary state of bad judgment on his part alone.

In a separate development here today, a temporary state commission recommended pay raises for the Governor and other top state officials.