fleetingly

The husbands, usually dressed in suits as they leave for work or take business calls, appear fleetingly in the first episode.

The extraordinary thing about this is it felt, albeit perhaps just fleetingly, like the fraught and chaotic parliamentary rows about Brexit.

Premier League champion, FA Cup winner, Leicester City legend - and now, very fleetingly, playing the role of referee.

Ms Paice says she fleetingly imagined they had come for Churchill's childhood lock of hair, which the palace displays.

Creation of the organization and its seeding with $2 million in pocket change was a notable departure for the industry which, up to then, had only fleetingly and peripherally been involved in campaigns and elections.