for a minute

With no heel clicks needed, I was whisked to “The Wizard of Oz’s” Sphere premiere in a red sedan by a Lyft driver named — no fooling — Ruby, who said she was grateful that the Backstreet Boys’ recent stint at the arena “made Vegas busy for a minute.”

Similar to Gleeson, Nuñez was aware of the pressure of reviving a character audiences feel such affection for, but he only "thought about it for a minute".

Occasionally, you can sense Carpenter reaching for a memeable lyric, as in the many gags about wetness in “Tears”; “When Did You Get Hot?,” meanwhile, feels like something Ariana Grande abandoned after workshopping for a minute.

"Hopefully within the next few years, it'll be Fekky's Farm. Clarkson's got to get out of the way for a minute and give me a go," he joked.

For the ability to pause for a minute and take deep breaths, while I can still take them.