Sentence examples for mood alive from inspiring English sources

Can double-dip recession Britain keep the mood alive beyond the closing ceremony on Sunday night?

Well, this year's New Faces of 2009 roundups have kept that mood alive till well into the middle of January.

The crisp light and unblemished air were so evocative that two days later, back home in the Hollywood Hills and eager to keep the mood alive, we got the tent out of the garage and set it up in the backyard again.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus kept the political mood alive at the SAG Awards on Sunday, calling Donald Trump's executive order blocking Muslims and refugees "un-American". .

And, although we have no Pirate party to speak of yet, the piratical fragmenting mood is alive and thriving in Britain too.

An impressive array of the original artists, including the Bee Gees, K.C. and the Sunshine Band, Yvonne Elliman, Kool and the Gang, the Tramps and Deney Terio will be on hand to keep the mood stayin' alive.

Certainly, the pattern of voting kept the mood of independence alive by rejecting the Conservatives, but Matthew Sinclair of Saint Property Search in Edinburgh thinks the election has made no impact on the property scene.

What remains is the mood of being alive in the present moment -- a hyper-stimulated, mixed bag of sorrow and sensuality, wreckage and revelry, damage and delight.

I knew he had black moods when Carol was alive, but Carol was famous among his friends for driving them away.

He means that mood when she is still alive.

That Belarus had tumbled to a 4-0 defeat in Rotterdam further boosted the mood; another Euros dream is alive and kicking.