Sentence examples for next momentary from inspiring English sources

For whatever ill-conceived reason, I filled the next momentary silence by reaching into my pocket and pulling out the second cookie.

Not so long ago Mary Lou Lord was a momentary next big thing, surrounded by hype that threatened to obscure her delicate voice and subtle songwriting.

What happened next some may consider a momentary lapse in sanity.

The Bryans won a momentary reprieve in the next game, taking the first point with a determined forehand return of an overhead smash by Karlovic.

Regardless: Now you are armed with a fun fact to know and tell on your next road trip, an at least momentary distraction for yourself or your fellow passengers from the misery of motion sickness.

We next tested the hypothesis that prior momentary ruminative self-focus mediated the prospective effect of prior negative events on negative affect (Baron & Kenny, 1986).

His errant protagonists move, in their fragile suburban simulacra of paradise, from one island of momentary happiness to the imperilled next.

A momentary lapse could mean the difference between the next big thing or nothing at all.

Additionally, negative events were prospectively associated with higher levels of negative affect at the next sampling occasion, and this relationship was partially mediated by momentary ruminative self-focus.

A three-putt for bogey by Wagner on the par-4 12th gave momentary life to Skirkanich, but it ended on the next hole, where both players made par to give the Wagner the victory with five holes to play.

The next four games were decided by double digits — each team giving a momentary impression of dominance until the roles were suddenly reversed.