Sentence examples for evening mood from inspiring English sources

There's a nice moment late in the book when he savors the early evening mood in his ward.

On Sunday, the afternoon mood was a little more jubilant (despite what looked like even longer lines to get in, stretching up and down Vermont Avenue in each direction).

These pure Cronenberg movies are fun — if you're in that special midnight mood — but they're exhausting too.

In a grumpy midnight mood, this too-frequent pundit made a list of the kinds of pieces that he will, in the future, avoid, having doubtless produced one or two in each category himself, in order to get back to reading Knausgaard. 1.

By late afternoon the mood turned truly sour.

The next morning, the mood on the campaign plane was anything but light.

A couple of centimetres the other way and this morning's mood would be utterly different.

When the drivers finally reported to their cars for practice this morning, the mood in the garage area was somber at first.

But behind the scenes at Scotland Yard and the Independent Police Complaints Authority last night the mood was not one of despondency at the shaming of the police's most senior Asian officer.

By early afternoon the mood in Tahrir Square, the rallying point for anti-Morsi protesters, was bordering on festive.

We spent Sunday afternoons during football season yelling at the television; our Monday morning moods were defined by Eagles victories and losses.