She enchants me at one moment, and drives me to despair the next," sighed the marquis.
She will be there in one moment," replied the doctor.
In one moment," replied Olympia; "I must return to take a last kiss from my son.
Herbert's the only one of you three who has never given me one moment's anxiety, and of course poor Herbert must be passed over in absolute silence.
In one moment he thought out a hundred scenes of massacre and pillage--scenes such as he knew only too well always precede and accompany the blessings of British rule in distant dependencies.
I started at the slightest noises; I dreamed of dreadful things; I was ready to cry without reason at one moment, and to fly into a passion without reason at another.
Not a vestige seemed to be left of the raging, shouting creature of my first visit, who was Napoleon at one moment, and Shakespeare at another.
At one moment he would frighten you, and at the next he would set you screaming with laughter.
One moment, Miss Saltonstall," he said hurriedly; "there is no danger.
One moment," said Maruja, almost harshly, to the driver.
One moment," she continued, drawing her purse from her pocket brusquely.
One moment, Mrs. Branford," put in Kennedy, as politely as he could.
One moment, please," he added, anticipating the blank look of amazement on her face.
One moment, Prescott," interrupted Kennedy, detaining him with a look.
My ticket is bought, and I shall no longer hold that little discourse which I have held for months, that, 'Sir executioner, one moment.
Stay but one moment--one moment only--I have been robbed.
At one moment he thought of galloping ahead and leaving her, then of breaking the vow of muteness she seemed to be imposing on him, and he kept thinking: "It ought to be either one thing or the other.
The wind rustled the buds; the stars, one moment bright as diamonds, vanished the next.
Suddenly, however, the reappearance and disclosures of the shepherd who had saved his life during infancy in one moment threw a dazzling but funereal light upon the previous discoveries that else had seemed so trivial.
I'm terrible feared as little Maurice has quite strayed away and got lost, and here am I, a-standing talking to you when there ain't one moment to lose.
One moment, one moment first, Maurice," said Cecile.
If, one moment, you wander'd, think only it was More deeply to bury the past love.
At one moment he rose--rose and open'd the door, And wistfully look'd down the dark corridor Toward the room of Matilda.
Then he lifted his eyes, and saw round him unfurl'd, In one moment of splendor, the leagues of dark trees, And the long rocky line of the wild Pyrenees.
The battle was keenly contested, and at one moment it seemed as if success was going to declare itself in favor of the Mongols.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "one moment" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
