Sentence examples for fleeting trip from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fleeting trip" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a journey or travel experience that is brief or temporary. Example: "We took a fleeting trip to the coast, just to enjoy the sunset before heading back home."
Not that "Army of Shadows" truncates, let alone mocks, the myth of the Resistance; Melville himself served in its ranks, and his work is reverent toward its leaders — and toward de Gaulle, who invests one of them, on a fleeting trip to London, with the Croix de Guerre.
Take a look at Team Trump's sweet mini-doc above, and appreciate it for what it is: a weird, fleeting look at a weird, fleeting trip.
Some of the photographers came to the U.K. on fleeting trips, shooting what they happened to come upon.
"Japan may still the No. 2 economy, but it is completely forgotten," said Mr. Sciutto, who has not been able to get on the air in his fleeting trips here.
They collect images and stories concerning the uniqueness of each product and make fleeting trips to the products' point of purchase, taking pictures and playing with the products.
What you will get from this trip is a fleeting but awe-inspiring view of ground zero.
THE physical accomplishment of doing those trips under my own, fleeting power certainly helped sear them into memory.
(At least the concept of fleeting is introduced into this whole happiness trip).
The road trip could wipe away any fleeting hope of contending.
But most of these trips – war in Sierra Leone, football in Liberia, famine in Ethiopia, Islamic militancy in Algeria, riot and ruin in Zimbabwe, a couple of trips to South Africa itself – were fleeting.
For how long the wait for the ferry is, the trip across the river is surprisingly fleeting.
