Sentence examples for seen fleetingly from inspiring English sources
Familiar old faces - Christopher Lee, Cate Blanchett and Ian Holm among them - are seen fleetingly.
The erection is seen, fleetingly, and cunningly disguised by a lettuce.
O'Sullivan earns a wild card to January's Masters event, and may only be seen fleetingly in action before then.
And what about Syvilla Fort (seen fleetingly in a "Stormy Weather" excerpt), the Dunham principal who led her thriving school?
My reaction is more in the spirit of the New Yorker who is seen fleetingly tonight in the background of a street report, mooning the camera.
She will soon be seen fleetingly in A Good Day to Die Hard, reprising her role as Bruce Willis's daughter, but her heart belongs to Smashed.
The capital that he saw fleetingly today is a city of 100,000, with neat houses set along red-clay roads.
It fell to Louie to spend three days recording what the dignitaries saw fleetingly: ovens, barracks, emaciated prisoners and skeletal corpses in stacks of about two dozen each.
The man Megan saw fleetingly on the bus reminded her of one of her traffickers: "I felt more scared than I thought I would be," she says.
When friends from the Balkans visited London recently, they preferred a photo opportunity with the sign for Peckham – which they saw fleetingly from a bus – over a visit to Abbey Road.
And then, passing through a grove of hickory trees, I sensed something moving along a limb far up above me, and glancing upward I saw fleetingly and out of the corner of an eye what I am sure was a wildcat or, as we call it, a bobcat.
