Example sentences of "[art] few moments [art] " in BNC.
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1 | After a few moments a truce was arranged . |
2 | And in a few moments a voice from that quarter , low and breathy , joined very softly in the responses . |
3 | Her mouth opened and after a few moments a strange ululation sounded , a despairing cry , a death cry . |
4 | After a few moments a voice said , ‘ Hello , is there anybody there ? ’ |
5 | For a few moments no one spoke and then there was some activity in one corner where a young man was trying to persuade the girl beside him to stand up . |
6 | For a few moments the clouds open and we lie in the heat of a hazy sun , our efforts justly rewarded . |
7 | In a few moments the other participant in the sequence they were shooting would come , the estate agent from Sudbury . |
8 | In a few moments the big dog reached the crowd gathered on the bank . |
9 | For a few moments the corpse was trapped on a half-sunken log , then an eddy loosed the dead man and carried him westwards . |
10 | After a few moments the professor himself appears from a doorway . |
11 | In only a few moments the sheets , the bedding , all drenched . |
12 | After a few moments the snuffles and grunts were overlaid by a voice explaining in sympathetically conspiratorial tones that we were listening to the sounds made by mating koalas in the Pilliga Nature Reserve in New South Wales . |
13 | They did n't say anything , and after a few moments the silence hardened and became awkward . |
14 | For a few moments the pilots sat there , appalled by the racket , upset by the tragedy , unwilling to leave . |
15 | For a few moments the headlights stayed , then she heard the noise of acceleration and once more all was quiet . |
16 | As we 're gon na be commemorating and celebrating in a few moments the sacrifice to the very point of giving his own life . |
17 | Out in the lagoon a few yachts may be loitering , and every few moments the resplendent launch from the Hotel Cipriani sweeps another boat-load of guests , all sun-hats and bright colours , towards St Mark 's . |