Sentence examples similar to lucky mood from inspiring English sources

Apparently in a happy-go-lucky mood, Shawn wore a t-shirt reading, "This Is The Shirt I Wear When I Don't Care". Shawn carried a cell phone, which he holstered on his hip — next to a black semiautomatic handgun.

But this year the happy-go-lucky mood has been punctured by fears that the small corner of paradise is under imminent threat by Bulgaria's first carbon-neutral resort.

"The Lucky Ones" shares its seriocomic mood, episodic structure and even a few plot points: an odd religious detour, an encounter with prostitutes, a brawl and much bonding.

Or are we really left subjected to the randomness of our moods -- sometimes lucky, sometimes not?

I am lucky if I remember how my mood was yesterday.

He's lucky I wasn't in the mood to fight.

City dwellers have no reason to go to farm country unless they are in the mood to pick apples, or lucky enough to have farming roots.

Chris tells them they're lucky he's in such a good mood, otherwise they'd have suffered a much worse dressing-down.

For those lucky few farthest to the left, troubling moods are rare and recovery from them is rapid.

Wilkinson squared things up after Rodrigo Roncero went high on Ben Foden but the infringements continued to flow from England and they were lucky the Argentine goal-kickers were in profligate mood.

Soft tempo songs such as Norah Jones' "Come Away With Me" or "The Luckiest" by the Ben Folds Five can set the mood you are looking for and may be more your style.