Sentence examples for momentarily delayed from inspiring English sources

[New York Post] Flights out of La Guardia Airport were momentarily delayed when a 30-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy named Byrdie ran onto the runway.

The rehearsal, however, was momentarily delayed.

Air attacks by the Iraqi government or military moves by foreign powers such as Iran or the United States will momentarily delay the expansion of ISIS-controlled areas.

But that only delayed the second goal momentarily, as Wanyama rose to head past the keeper from the corner that followed.

Alternatively, since the PH domain of the PLC-δ1 also binds to InsP3 [33], RFP-PH might have momentarily buffered the uncaged or synthesized InsP3 and consequently delayed the Ca2+ response.

But the N.C.A.A. momentarily halted the process, pointing to bylaw 14.2.3.2.1., its regulations regarding delayed eligibility.

The release of this report itself was delayed due to the deaths of officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos in Bed-Stuy a tragic event that paused the policing deBed-Stuy aw York Citragic leventmomenthatly.

A short rain delay momentarily had Rudolph stuck on 99 not out but following the resumption of play, which saw the match reduced to 47 overs per side, the left-handed batsman completed his second century of the tournament off 121 balls.

But unfortunately, because of the delay, it then momentarily drowned out the postlude, a magnificent performance of Bach's "St.

Momentarily is the adverbial form of momentary, as in a momentary delay -- a delay that will last but a moment, not begin in a moment.

By and large, delay effects split the signal into two identical signals and momentarily hold back one while allowing the other to play in real time.