Scotland's rising angst might have played a part in the breakthrough, since they momentarily dispensed with their short, deliberate passing game when Phil Bardsley launched a high ball into the penalty area.
At a meeting with Daniel Elie, the head of the government agency in charge of preserving Haiti's national heritage, the discussion in front of the plywood shack from which he and his staff have operated since January turned momentarily tense when his colleague and translator, Monique Rocourt, said she was fed up with hosting visiting advisers who came and did nothing.
This phase in the collapse of the gas has been termed the 'loitering phase', since the collapse momentarily slows while the central gas cloud continues to accrete mass (Bromm et al. 2002).
To digress momentarily, since the Nobel prize winning development of this class of drugs by Sir James Black, β-blockers have truly proved to be a seminal 'superdrug', used as a front line treatment for progressive heart disease and many other conditions for several decades.
The name is momentarily offputting, since "social" isn't much used as a noun.
In the seven paintings and attendant studies, which have not been seen together since 1965, Mr. Ruscha momentarily eliminates painted words in favor of large nature-book renderings of wildlife isolated on solid grounds of blue or brown.
It's momentarily confusing since Rob Brydon shares the same mellifluous Welsh sing-song as his most famous character, Uncle Bryn from Gavin and Stacey – a man with such a joyous enthusiasm for life that even reciting a shopping list he can sound like he's just discovered the secret of eternal life.
But this is, however, never taken as a practical way since decisions are made momentarily and sometimes only with limited information input.
The best moment to collect a ball, is when it is at its "highest peak", since the ball is momentarily still at this point of time.
A week later (notably after the signing of the Treaty of Campo Formio, which ended the five-year War of the First Coalition between France and most of the other European powers), Hottinguer and Bellamy again met with the commission, and repeated their original demands, accompanied by threats of potential war, since France was at least momentarily at peace in Europe.
