For Mr. Mills, though, Mr. Schumer's momentary embarrassment was a victory worth savoring, even squeezing for every possible ounce of impact.
There is no blessed ascent at the end, nor any fiery descent (though a momentary conflagration was introduced here).
The defense and goalkeeper Luis Robles have been stellar, matching the team record for shutouts in a season, even though their momentary lapses have been comical.
In the meanwhile, humanity's carbon imprint continues to grow (though a momentary slowing in its growth may be the only positive aspect of the worldwide recession) and our dependence on fossil fuels remains nearly complete.
Though their "momentary indiscretion" is said to have taken place months after the film finished shooting, it's rather telling that Sanders can be heard jokingly telling Stewart off-camera, "I loved getting off with you," following a scene where she shared a kiss with actor Sam Clafin, whose character is supposed to be possessed by Charlize Theron's evil Queen.
With its more complex interlacing of pure dance and abhinaya, this extended work was more challenging to follow, though the rhythmic cadences joining section to section pulled the audience through momentary confusion.
My relief is only momentary, though, since I find that the word is ranked at a measly number thirty-two.
Using the 1976 Deryck Cooke completion, he elicited a supple, involving account of the opening Adagio, and though there were momentary ensemble problems early in the first scherzo, they were quickly resolved.
Ellen Bar and Jonathan Stafford led the Hot Chocolate contingent; Teresa Reichlen made a lanky but sinuous Coffee; Daniel Ulbricht was the leader of the Tea trio (which looks a little politically incorrect these days, with its goofy Chinese); Tom Gold, though he had momentary trouble with his hoop, was a peppy lead Candy Cane and Rebecca Krohn and Rachel Rutherfordd were graceful Flowers in chief.
"I'm against anything that advantages anybody over the rest of the market, and this clearly does, even though it's momentary," said Arthur Levitt, who headed the S.E.C. from 1993 to 2001, and today works as an adviser to Goldman Sachs and Getco L.L.C., one of the largest high-frequency trading firms.
