If he stops yelling or takes a breath on the opponent's side of the court, even momentarily, he must return to his own side of the court, scoring no points.
This anticipates a pronounced impact of the growth mode on the coverage dependence of ΔΦ, which we will return to momentarily.
He's seen as a threat to recruitment, and he does cause Christian to question himself momentarily before returning to his murderous senses once he realizes that Farik's been spying on him.
After disappearing momentarily, Gervais returned to the stage to ask one last question—"What the fuck does sugar tits even mean?" a reference to what Gibson allegedly called one of the female officers who booked him for a DUI in 2006.
The moderate approach might allow Zelaya to return to office momentarily, to be replaced then by an interim government, while simultaneously requiring all parties to recognize that Zelaya and those responsible for his exile abroad violated the Constitution and one hour after the agreement is signed will be removed from government or military office.
Fellow Australian Julian Wilson, who was surfing against Fanning at the time of the attack and momentarily feared he was about to witness his friend die, will also return to compete.
Releasing the mainsheet momentarily (breaking the main) will lessen the amount of heel, and you will return to a more comfortable sailing angle of 10 to 15 degrees.
(I had momentarily succumbed to bodily and spiritual weakness, a feeling that I would not be able to return to my life as I've known it).
They defrost momentarily when someone else comes near them but you still get the sulks thrown your way and they return to total frostiness the moment the other person is out of earshot.
Slow to return to feet/play Player took longer than usual to return to his feet (e.g., remained on the ground, got to his knees or to his haunches, and waited momentarily before standing), in the absence of another player holding him down.
