A new troupe dedicated to works expressing the moods of contemporary urban society makes its debut in a program of ballets by Daniel Catanach.
So the story is told in hindsight, and the title expresses the mood of the turn of the century.
His speeches at the time expressed the mood of national determination.
Emotion recollected in tranquility best expresses the mood of the weekend shows for spring/summer 2012.
"We used the gamut of lenses, hidden camera, pre-fogged film hand held cameras … whatever we could think of to express the mood, the emotion of the scene".
An Israeli major in Bethlehem expressed the mood well when he said to me in one breath: "I am so upset.
Mr Goloshchapov, the private agents' spokesman, expresses the mood this way: "In Gorbachev's time Russia was liked by the West and what did we get for it?
Nina Ricci, the house that captured the post-World War II spirit with the classic L'Air du Temps, is hoping to express the mood of a new century with Premier Jour.
It expressed the mood, but without forging a clear enough link back to Labour's answers, and was always going to be vulnerable to the sort of commodity shock that global oil markets have now produced.
Because the people of Scotland should know that they have expressed the mood of change in this referendum, but it is shared across the UK, from south to north, east to west.
