He felt a momentary rush of excitement.

An approaching car seemed to be going way too fast, and Banks felt a momentary rush of panic.

He quelled the momentary rush of fear by asking if anyone wanted a drink.

There was a momentary rush of air from behind Roundtree, flooding the airlock vacuum.

She felt a momentary rush, and then the aches in her head and neck dissipated to a manageable blur.

The scent she wore brought another momentary rush of lust.

Then light dawned on him, and with it came a momentary rush of indignation.

"Enterprise will go back out," the admiral said, and Kirk felt a momentary rush of adrenaline.

"Home," she said; and felt a momentary rush of triumph for her own cleverness.

They always brought a momentary rush of panic, which seemed to be getting worse the longer he deprived himself of sleep.