Sentence examples for momentary rush from inspiring English sources

There is the momentary rush when confronting unfathomable scientific reality: Deep time, with our lives constituting just a blip.

Will the momentary rush of excitement over nabbing an elusive Gold 5S really be worth the more than $500 I would have to spend to get it?

Not just the momentary rush of being in that moment, but the idea that it is worth the fight, it is about digging in.

It's one of those things that you know is so destructive for you in the long term, but you can't stop because the momentary rush it gives you outweighs any potential downsides that can come down the line.

"There was this momentary thrill," Mr. Hartley said.

All that livestock from Minnesota and Wisconsin, unloaded from trucks and herded into pens, now to be rushed into the arena for some momentary preening, bought, rushed out, loaded up and carted away.

"We conceived of it as a momentary thing, as a rush of energy, to help get the city going again," Bonevardi said.

If you do, you may experience what Civil War re-enactors call a "period rush" — the momentary high of leaving your own time zone for the 1860s.

It is like a momentary vacuum into which rushes all that I love, a sense of oneness with sun and stone, a thrill of gratitude to whom it may concern, perhaps to the contrapuntal genius of human fate or to the tender ghosts humoring a lucky mortal.

This is ecstasy, a momentary vacuum into which rushes all that I love: a sense of oneness with sun and stone," he wrote in his memoir Speak, Memory.

"You Lie" Wilson even forced anti-Obama ringmaster Rush Limbaugh to take momentary pause in his diesel speed assault, and instead attack Republicans for groveling.