He said, 'It seems we have a moment's grace, a gift of the gods, in which to act.

It was a moment's grace, however, no more.

It granted her a moment's grace; a moment in which she might just begin the process of removal to the Loop afresh.

But the sudden shelter in the lee of the land gave us a moment's grace to steer behind the breakwater.

Her heart was hammering when Hastings reached the shadow of the bungalow and gave herself a moment's grace in which to rest.

He had a moment's grace, at least.

He would have no more than a moment's grace, he knew, before the surviving mortal minion was upon him.

Susan gave him a moment's grace.

I'll see you before the nine o'clock Mass.' He said a moment's grace after meals, knitting his brows, and stood.

But the hesitation had given Rawhead a moment's grace he scarcely needed anyway, and he was already away, his catch clamped between his jaws, spilling out to right and left.

Pressing her earpiece to her ear, Uhura said, "Additional orders coming in from Starfleet Command, sir, for Dr. Wilson," then she held up her hand for a moment's grace.

At noon to-morrow, without a moment's grace, my friend Sir Andrew Ffoulkes, who has the papers in his possession, will dispose of them as he thinks best unless I myself do claim them from him."