Sentence examples for momentarily called from inspiring English sources

The U.S. heads into the tournament ranked No. 1, even though a shocking loss last year to lower-ranked Mexico in the semifinals of the qualifying round for the North American, Central American and Caribbean region momentarily called into question whether the U.S. would be in attendance at all.

It was back on 3 February, a freezing cold Tuesday night at Eintracht's Commerzbank-Arena, that the Belgian midfielder momentarily snapped, calling a ballboy a "motherfucker" for apparently not returning the ball to him quickly enough with the Wolves trailing in the second half.

As Lucas leaves the room momentarily to call Ros, an assassin kills Sarah Lucass captures him and learns that Price arranged the hit.

When tissue is first injured, the small blood vessels in the damaged area constrict momentarily, a process called vasoconstriction.

As the bills fluttered to the floor, Blatter appeared momentarily bemused before calling for the auditorium to be cleaned.

The first God to emerge, momentarily, from the bus was called El Brazo ("The Arm").

Breathing is momentarily suspended via a process called apnea, which allows you to get all the bad stuff out without the threat of asphyxiation.

When 71: l'ommo 'e merda (shitty man) is called, my father wakens momentarily to share in the laughter before going back to his post-feast nap.

Mr. King's latest venture is a momentarily entertaining but ultimately uninspiring boxing game called Don King Presents Prizefighter.

As Harvey spoke, he woke us momentarily from the dream we were in called the Super Bowl and reminded us of some of the things that really matter.

The radicalism of what he had called for was that it looked, momentarily, like passivity.