Sentence examples for fighting mood from inspiring English sources

"We're in fighting mood this week," commented Farrell, who was not the worst in a fight during his playing days and is well acquainted with the whiff of sulphur.

And Mr Trudgill is in fighting mood.

But several Kalenjins said they were not in the fighting mood this time.

"They were wrong .This fighting mood marks a shift in Israeli strategy.

As he made it clear talking to journalists on his plane yesterday, he's in fighting mood.

"He seemed seriously hurt and very much in a fighting mood," he said by telephone from Prague.

They saw in him a straightforward and generous man and a chief they could follow, respect, and, especially in his fighting moods, admire.

Not only that, but meditation has benefits for wellbeing that go beyond fighting low mood – an increasing body of evidence suggests it can also form a useful aid to managing physical health issues, especially chronic conditions like pain, heart disease, cancer and HIV.

Forty-two fans were arrested on the night and scores were injured as fighting continued, the mood not helped by the failure of a big screen that was due to show Rangers' match with Zenit St Petersburg, which they eventually lost, leaving supporters staring at a blank screen in one of the busiest parts of the city.

Dr. Silver fills this survivor-oriented book with exercise and diet recommendations as well as step-by-step instructions for fighting fatigue, monitoring mood, and overcoming setbacks.

In 1983 there was a prevailing mood of fighting back from the existential brink.