fleeting造句

Just like a fleeting apparition.

But that hope was fleeting.

Time is fleeting.…… Fleeting, it's like fleeing. Time is fleeing.

Time is fleeting.; Time flies.

Even a fleeting feeling can change the pace of everything.

"Stop it," Bessie said. "it was only a fleeting glance."

The optimal state of mind can be fleeting, maddeningly elusive.

Your feelings may be a little impulsive and fleeting.

This stand and dirt and during the accidental, suddenly fleeting, curious observation is his life.

In social circle game, we call it situational status to emphasize its fleeting nature.

With practice, most of us could decode these fleeting expressions in real time.

He alluded to their fleeting waterfront romance in his notebooks and in his Autobiography.

Why should we be surprised to find a fleeting fame built upon the most ephemeral of creations?

But, no habit without your smile, fleeting, without you ho Huan, live up to the six palaces.

It was here in the jungles outside Kurast that we caught our first fleeting glimpse of the Dark Wanderer.

Do a fleeting dream through time and space, the dream was holding a vase of flowers, fragrance of Bing heart.

Here, form had been totally separated from its nature. Only as a symbol, Zen became prevalent in the street just like a fleeting cloud.

In any event, Mr Makoni has given Zimbabweans at least a fleeting moment of hope that real change is in the offing at last.

The experiments will allow scientists to study a substance called the quark-gluon plasma, which existed in the fleeting first moments after the Big Bang.

I think I should be happy, even if life has too many misfortunes, but that is still haunting as trassient as a fleeting cloud of happiness.

She had a fleeting thought that perhaps someone had broken in, to rifle her father's few belongings, and had put them in the boxes to take them away.

This may be the greatest lesson of this day, the strongest rebuke to those who attacked us, the highest tribute to those taken from us -- that such sense of purpose need not be a fleeting moment.

Because, despite the fleeting nature of most of my encounters, and despite my own role in their short duration, I think what I have been seeking in some form from all of these men is permanence.

The magic of plot contrivance brings her back as an exchange student — but their early exuberance and her fears about never seeing him again epitomize the fleeting joys of passing romance.

For a fleeting moment, I wondered if someone had moved in, a squatter of some kind, and this was now his place, the price we paid for ignoring it for so long.

Wilson lives in Los Angeles, though his residence feels provisional and fleeting. No longer a video clerk, he is occupied with writing screenplays, or, as we say here on Earth, unemployed.