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Examples
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Fleetingly, Dela garde wondered at his butler's absence, but his attention was caught by the man's words, which had nothing, as he might have expected, to do with dinner.
Gatlinburg 2010
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Fleetingly, she wondered if Trevor had been able to fight his way through the rush-hour crowds to keep his appointment with Maurice.
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Fleetingly, she wondered if Trevor had been able to fight his way through the rush-hour crowds to keep his appointment with Maurice.
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Fleetingly, I wished that Mr. James were rich enough to afford good beeswax candles, which are cleaner to burn, do not smell so bad, and give a brighter and clearer light.
The Secret of the Sealed Room Bailey MacDonald 2010
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Fleetingly he considered condescension, but rejected it as a poor strategy.
The Blackstone Key Rose Melikan 2008
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Fleetingly he considered condescension, but rejected it as a poor strategy.
The Blackstone Key Rose Melikan 2008
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Fleetingly he considered condescension, but rejected it as a poor strategy.
The Blackstone Key Rose Melikan 2008
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Fleetingly he wondered if Cornelia or one of the other women would lend him five hundred guineas, then dismissed the thought out of hand.
A Wicked Gentleman Jane Feather 2007
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Fleetingly he wondered if Cornelia or one of the other women would lend him five hundred guineas, then dismissed the thought out of hand.
A Wicked Gentleman Jane Feather 2007
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Fleetingly, almost as though she has been touched by a ghost, Merav sees an image of herself in a black-and-white photo, one taken by her ex-husband.
Blue Nude Elizabeth Rosner 2006
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