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Sentences starting with temporarily

Temporarily they may seem to be in harmony, and may deceive themselves into the belief that they are at opposite poles equidistant from the equator, and certain to meet on that imaginary line in matrimonial bliss. [4]

Sentences ending with temporarily

All over the world, every day, there are some millions of men in that condition temporarily. [5]
He cannot change it, nothing can change it, nothing can modify it--except temporarily. [5]

Short sentences using temporarily

He is temporarily an officer. [9]

More example sentences with the word temporarily in them

A big war will temporarily shut up the Suez Canal some day and the English ships will have to go to India around the Cape of Good Hope again; then England will have to have Bourbon and will take it. [5]
All those that were present had been well drilled within the hour to remember that the prince was temporarily out of his head, and to be careful to show no surprise at his vagaries. [5]
In its application we know there will be incidents temporarily painful; but, after all, those incidents will be fewer and less intense with than without the system. [7]
I happen, temporarily, to occupy this big White House. [7]
It was written to Henry Clemens, who was temporarily absent-probably in Hannibal. [5]
I have noticed these cases, as rendering it probable that wild monogamous species might readily become either temporarily or permanently polygamous. [1]
In one of them to the prince, who was temporarily absent from the city, we have glimpses of the happy hours, the happiest of all hours, passed in this refined family circle. [4]
And some inhibition, the identity of which was temporarily obscured still persisted, pervading her consciousness.... [9]
It is a term describing a shade of mental obliquity and queerness something short of irresponsible madness, and something more than temporarily "rattled" or bewildered for the moment. [4]
The knights were temporarily down, but if I would keep them so I must just simply paralyze them--nothing short of that would answer. [5]
They are only temporarily developed during the breeding-season; and Dr. Gunther suspects that they are brought into action as prehensile organs by the doubling inwards and downwards of the two sides of the body. [1]
As I stand, sorting over the fruit, trying to please myself with size, color, and texture, a little crowd has gathered round; and I see, by a glance, that all the occupations in that neighborhood, including loafing, are temporarily suspended to witness the trade. [4]
Gradually, as she regained the ascendency over my mind she ordinarily held--and from which she had been temporarily displaced by the arrival of Mr. Watling's letter and the talk in the bank--I became impatient and irritated by the intrusion. [9]
You made some of them, temporarily, a little uncomfortable, but they do not understand you, and you didn't change them. [9]
She found it natural that the light should be temporarily removed from his firmament while she should be at boarding-school, and yet in the tenderness of her heart she pitied him. [9]
On this occasion, Miss Bronte said, "It will not do to get into the habit offrom home, and thus temporarily evading an running away oppression instead of facing, wrestling with and conquering it or being conquered by it. [14]
I suspect that many of us are, after all, really camping temporarily in civilized conditions; and that going into the wilderness is an escape, longed for, into our natural and preferred state. [4]
You are in love temporarily with your own ideal of me. [9]
Why, when they let one of these wells loose in a meadow that they'd piped it into temporarily, it drove the flame away forty feet from the mouth of the pipe and blew it over half an acre of ground. [8]
On Sunday afternoon, left temporarily to my own devices, I wandered along the cliff, crossing into the adjoining property. [9]
The reception you have given me to-night is not to me, the man, the individual, but to the man who temporarily represents, or should represent, the majesty of the nation. [7]
In the end Halliday said to himself, "Anyway it roots up that there's nineteen Hadleyburg families temporarily in heaven: I don't know how it happened; I only know Providence is off duty to-day. [5]
As to retaining General Schofield temporarily, if this should be done, I believe I should scarcely be able to get his nomination through the Senate. [7]
There was at first some pretense of declining invitations which Edith could not accept, but he soon fell into the habit of a man whose family has temporarily gone abroad, with the privileges of a married man, without the responsibilities of a bachelor. [4]
The effect on Edward, while somewhat less violent, was temporarily to take away his appetite. [9]
I can even conceive how such a discovery must have shocked you, temporarily aroused your indignation, as a clergyman, against the world as it is--and, I may add, as it has always been. [9]
I had been compelled to commit to memory, temporarily, the matter in those books; but what I now began to perceive was that the matter was secondary compared to the view point of science--and this had been utterly neglected. [9]
All through his career, a breath of criticism ever so slight acted temporarily like a boar-frost upon his productive power. [4]
Training, experience, association, can temporarily so polish him, improve him, exalt him that people will think he is a mule, but they will be mistaken. [5]
The village company being the senior, its captain commanded the united battalion in the march, and this put John temporarily into the position of captain, with the right to march at the head and "holler;" a responsibility which realized all his hopes of glory. [4]
Moreover, there had been such a mingling of different political elements in support of the Union during the civil war that Lincoln, standing at the head of that temporarily united motley mass, hardly felt himself, in the narrow sense of the term, a party man. [7]
Our interference had been necessary and therefore justified, but we were not particularly proud of it, and our triumph had a temporarily sobering effect. [9]
He felt temporarily balked, but hopeful. [9]
There are guides and porters to carry the blankets for beds, the raw provisions, and the camp equipage; and the motley party of the temporarily decivilized files into the woods, and begins, perhaps by a road, perhaps on a trail, its exhilarating and weary march. [4]
Mules and donkeys and camels have appetites that anything will relieve temporarily, but nothing satisfy. [5]
There is no absolute purpose of withdrawing our forces from it, and only a contingent one to withdraw them temporarily for the purpose of not losing the position permanently. [7]
Conditions had been a good thing to concede, temporarily, and for advantage; but they have served their turn--let something of a fresher sort and of more consequence be considered. [5]

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