Sentence examples for momentary control from inspiring English sources

Later, they swept into the suburb of Harasta, where soldiers lined the entry road, taking up positions that suggested momentary control.

And Clovis said, "During the episode, you lost momentary control of your bowels".

The agreement represents a victory for House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio), who appears to have regained at least momentary control of his rebellious majority and turned back the super-sized influence of outside conservative groups.

That several of them were allowed to take momentary control of the plane and execute turns while sitting next to their instructor pilot a thousand feet above the bay was a hugely empowering moment for them.

"Screws it up" is the child's frustration rendered in the child's language: the momentary loss of control implies that control was his to lose — he is the little Yahweh of this little Genesis, his universe's unmoved mover.

Their trip across the aisle gave Republicans a momentary majority and control of leadership positions.

He put each incident down to a momentary loss of control but added that he quickly realised what he was doing and pulled away.

Perhaps just as improbable as Blyleven's performance was the uncharacteristic momentary lapse of control Bob Tewksbury experienced, walking two batters in the same inning, the fourth, for the first time this season.

But while Clinton was unashamed about showing emotion in her victory speech on the night, she seemed anxious yesterday to shut down conversation about her momentary loss of control.

"It was a momentary loss of control, or me being too emotional going into the tackle," says Sami Khedira, whenever he thinks back to the evening of 15 November 2013.

Mr. Calidonio, the vice minister of state security, called the deaths an aberration, a momentary loss of control, saying, "It's admirable that nothing happened the other 364 days of the year".