transitory

His face lost its transitory interest even as he looked.

So much of what we do is related to transitory things.

But the effect is transitory; in a short time it goes away.

But I never considered it as other than a transitory life.

IN the end, though, it was not all that transitory.

Issues were transitory and the important thing was to get a true measure of the man who would be President.

Much of what we do in the holidays is transitory.

In 1859 a second and transitory bridge were built again.

Next, the population is largely transitory, working in the city for only a few months or years.

But what good is the "sense" of security if it's only transitory?

At age 34, Wagner is not looking for a transitory stop.

The transitory nature of street art is what gives it its impact.

But many analysts here said that it would be transitory.

All the anguish of this night for something so transitory.

But those transitory visitors are missing out on a lot.

Some people may say that this is transitory and artificial.

Most construction executives say they view the problems as transitory.

But I think this femininity business is a transitory thing.

Perhaps she was looking for and noticed the transitory surprise in his face.

Many transitory events of one to several days duration are also seen in the record.

How transitory everything is, he had thought as the children returned to themselves and hurried into the school.

The rest of the area is for the most part quite remote, and has never had any significant population on more than a transitory basis.

"The overall rate is good news, but the causes are transitory."

Love, according to my experience, is a fragile transitory emotion.

Perhaps more important, some shareholders say the company's problems in the last two years will prove transitory.