Sentence examples for fleeting window of time from inspiring English sources
Choreographers couldn't come to the studio with preconceived notions--everything was to be spontaneous, manufactured in a fleeting window of time.
Football is salvation itself, a fleeting window of escape from a place where prison or early death are real and likely outcomes.
How many "serious" composers could evoke a cardboard cowboy-and-Indian film or a Saturday morning science fiction potboiler in such a fleeting window of opportunity?
Cruz has spoken in recent weeks of how UFC athletes need to take a leaf out of Connor McGregor's playbook and realise that fighting is only one aspect of a fighters fleeting window of opportunity.
If you're a candidate for president, the convention affords you a fleeting window of opportunity, about three hours total of network airtime, to present speakers who will get across your one central message to the wide section of America.
To subvert that policy in pursuit of the image of bipartisanship and praise from the Beltway media is to waste this real but fleeting window of opportunity.
Can there be any clearer illustration of our collective responsibility to protect those rights than in a child's earliest years – a fleeting window of opportunity that can literally change the course of that child's life?
Other authors have explored the nature of funding for policy analysis institutes and in particular the problems associated with short term contracts, including the constant treadmill of proposal writing and contract negotiations, and also the loss of ability to respond to fleeting windows of political opportunity in the policy agenda due to lack of flexible funding [ 18].
Rather, it's about increasing the likelihood of catching lightning in a bottle during that limited window of time – and whether you can find that chemistry via tech or otherwise, regardless if it's fleeting or forever, there's no point in limiting your resources.
The window of time was narrowing.
It is a short window of time.
