On September 28th, the Middlesex County prosecutor's office charged Ravi and Wei with invasion of privacy for the momentary viewing on September 19th.
Few Tibetan authors, among them Tak-tsang Lo-tsa-wa Shay-rap-rin-chen (sTag tshang Lo tsā ba Shes rab rin chen, b. 1405), adopt the infinitesimal-momentary view.
As a rule, reports like these, however exhaustive and worthy, cause a momentary stir and then sink from view.
Mikel Arteta unintentionally caught Carrick's back leg just inside the area, the United player tumbled to the ground and Mark Halsey, with a good view and after a momentary deliberation, pointed to the spot.
But then, as you weave between the tables and chairs of the garden's bar, the city comes into breath-taking view and provides a momentary diversion from the problematic nature of London's latest attraction.
But then, as you weave between the tables and chairs of the garden's bar, the city comes into breathtaking view and provides a momentary diversion from the problematic nature of London's latest attraction.
I repeat once more that I think this Nation's greatest security lies, not in trusting to a momentary majority of this Court's view at any particular time of what is "patently arbitrary," but in wholehearted devotion to and observance of our constitutional freedoms". Political history surrounds the power of Congress to create Social Security.
Their tones and views can intersect with something of our own, and confer a momentary elan or a rubbed-off, lighter view of the familiar.
So my view is that it was a suicide, but on a momentary impulse.
Viewing all of the pictures and updates on Facebook felt like a momentary "sugar rush," and inevitably, was followed by a sort of "crash" after I'd sign off and resume whatever else I was doing.
The view seems to have been one where the accidents of a substance possess only a momentary existence.
