Noticing Coward's eyes flicker momentarily across the soldiers, she murmured to him: "I wouldn't if I were you, Noël; they count them before they put them out".
A while later, it came back into shot, looking momentarily as if it might have noticed the recording, before scuttling off again.
And even when it momentarily shone, many fans did not notice because they were too busy cringing in front of the television, faces in palms.
At a time when the Vatican could use a little positive notice in the news media, the Holy See has momentarily turned attention away from the helter skelter it has lately faced by offering its enthusiastic praise for the Beatles.
But Finck frames it as "noticing how civilisation works" – moments when the urban fabric is momentarily pulled taut.
Even if the customers — sorry, pedagogic observers — enter on little cat feet, the kids will notice, and their attention, and learning, will be at least momentarily ruffled.
Momentarily ignore the dashed effect leading to y6, and notice that if η3C was the intended identity of η3 only the real causal variables summarized as error-5 would provide measurement error.
With Ms. Weber you notice gently daffy inflections of the pelvis, softly whipping footwork and a momentarily suspended arabesque, as if floating in air.
Another local describes how she notices some people having trouble in shops, struggling to remember pin numbers or momentarily forgetting what they are buying.
I momentarily thought that there was now a separate vote for president and vice president when I noticed that there was only one for George W. Bush.
In one of the film's finest moments, Monroe's Lorelei Lee — the "girl like I" — momentarily exposes her native intelligence: "I can be smart when I want to," she says, "But I've noticed most men don't like it".
