Sentence examples for an aggressive mood from inspiring English sources

Broad was in an aggressive mood too, hitting the pitch hard and bowling with real purpose.

Clearly drunk, the 14-year-old was in an aggressive mood, yelling sexist abuse and threatening passersby.

But Polgar, in an aggressive mood (when is she not?), struck with 14... Bb4!, pinning the c4 pawn.

Investors are in an aggressive mood, having already voted against pay deals at BP and Smith & Nephew during this AGM season.

Bresnan was in an aggressive mood, striking six fours, but his departure triggered Yorkshire's final decline as their last four wickets went down for just 19 runs.

Don't try to trim your cat's nails right after play time, when it's hungry, when it's restless and running around, or in an otherwise aggressive mood.

Fighters were "in a very aggressive mood," Mr. Zakarya said.

The march was peaceful, but there was a foul, aggressive mood to it.

Unfortunately what it does is it turns everybody into a negative, aggressive mood.

But the fact that traders and investors have already been selling stocks suggests we might find buyers in a surprisingly aggressive mood over the next few days.

He came out in a much more aggressive mood at the start of the second set and bellowed a roar of celebration when he broke to lead 2-1, only for Verdasco to break back three games later.