Sentence examples for mood going from inspiring English sources
It should mean the team is in a great mood going into the match.
Elevating the blouse for evening was a nice touch, but one wished she had kept that mood going a bit longer before the fancy skirts swept in.
He seemed to be in a particularly good mood, going on unbidden about how so many of his acquaintances couldn't quite get their minds around the new Weiner.
Buck said he hoped the Mets could keep the winning mood going through the weekend, when the Mets travel to Miami to face the Marlins.
She rubbed his back to try to keep the mood going, but that seemed to fluster him even more, so she stopped.
THE BIG GUNS Spain's mood going into the World Cup can be summed up in a single phrase: Esta vez sí que somos favoritos – "this time we really are favourites".
When I'm not running, my mood goes down.
Whither the mood goes, there rasa is born". In the Indian classical tradition, rasa is taste.
Suddenly, the mood went sombre and Springsteen said, "This is for Trayvon".
That lightness of mood goes for the skin of the movie, too.
This Renaissance anticipation of Surrealism in a black mood went down well with the attendance.
