Sentence examples for match moods from inspiring English sources

Scenes shift to match moods.

The pre-match mood was funereal but the corpse continues to twitch.

But the pre-match mood-killer from Tottenham's point of view was the Leicester result.

Apart from his uncommon skill at devising dense, multilayered plots, Mankell's forte is matching mood to setting and subject.

This evening's visitors are bitter rivals Standard Liège but, as in Berlin, the pre-match mood is calm and fraternal.

But Redknapp's post-match mood was of a man who realised the size of the challenge ahead of him.

robert kitson (@robkitson) If nothing else the pre-match mood of #NZvEngland Tests has changed.. genuine anticipation on both sides rather than the old visiting dread.

Coach Dave Bike walked the handshake line in front of the scorer's table, then turned and headed diagonally off his home court, head down, a stocky 63-year-old grandfather in a gray sports jacket and a matching mood.

It is going to take some doing to judge from Wilkinson's eve-of-match mood: "The thought of leaving this final without a happy ending to the journey is a painful one.

"The word I'd use is desperate," said assistant coach Graham Rowntree as he contemplated the eve-of-match mood in the camp.

Users move the rocks to alter sound and light to match different moods (work, say, versus relaxation).