| fleeting moment | 5.40 | For a fleeting moment that is. | ||
| fleeting glimpse | 1.45 | She caught a fleeting glimpse of him. | ||
| fleeting appearance | 0.99 | Callow later made a fleeting appearance in the Oscar-winning film. | ||
| fleeting image | 0.79 | Forget the fleeting images on nightly news broadcasts. | ||
| fleeting reference | 0.72 | Soeharto only made a fleeting reference to political developments in the country. | ||
| fleeting thing | 0.66 | Most will discover that popularity is a fleeting thing. | ||
| fleeting nature | 0.59 | Call it a lesson in the fleeting nature of celebrity. | ||
| fleeting thought | 0.59 | Suicide was a fleeting thought. | ||
| fleeting opportunity | 0.53 | He made the most of a fleeting opportunity. | ||
| fleeting second | 0.53 | Unaccountably his features softened for a fleeting second. | ||
| fleeting smile | 0.53 | Then he smiled a fleeting smile. | ||
| fleeting visit | 0.53 | Carol was paying a fleeting visit to Paris. | ||
| fleeting fame | 0.46 | She is something of an expert on both fleeting fame and Warhol. | ||
| fleeting dream | 0.26 | Fleeting dreams, | ||
| fleeting encounter | 0.26 | SEX One fleeting encounter and some smutty references tied to home shopping. | ||
| fleeting hour | 0.26 | By moment, should we talk, as the poets do, of the fleeting hour? | ||
| fleeting sense | 0.26 | The overnight snowstorm created a fleeting sense of serenity Monday morning. |