In a moment like that we are describing, incidents pass so rapidly as almost to defy description.
The conference which now took place between the "Tribeless" and Crowsfeather was held apart, both being chiefs of too much importance to be intruded on at a moment like that.
The ancient town mentioned was not gay at a moment like that; but it had many young officers in it, on the American side of the question, who were willing enough to make themselves acceptable to Maud.
And, now you mention it, I think it odd there should be so much industry at wood-chopping, in a moment like this.
Surely you cannot blame me for adhering to the crown, at a moment like this!
If I had only a little command of my temper, I might have found out many a thing of him, Molly, and of his doings at Dodsborough, but how could I at a moment like that?
Papa, and James, too, I must say, evinced a want of regard to my feelings, and an absence of that fine sympathy which I should have looked for at a moment like this.
I ought to have kept it, I ought to have anticipated a moment like this, but my judgment was obscure by fear.
I had dreamed of a moment like this in the golden reveries of romance, and imagined it a foretaste of heaven, but now I trembled and hesitated like the fearful fluttering spirit before the opening gates of paradise.
It was not the time to be away from him, at a moment like this, and I resolved to seek him out.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moment like" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
