Sentence examples for mood is getting from inspiring English sources
"The mood is getting much better now.
In practice Uganda remains a fairly open society, but the authoritarian mood is getting harsher.
This is not yet the conventional wisdom, though the mood is getting gloomier.
"If you're ever needing to lie when you're acting, that's just because you're having an off day and your mood is getting in the way of really playing your character".
By now, she is talking in a rapid stream of French and her bobbed hair – which I'm realising is a helpful barometer of her internal mood – is getting increasingly animated, springing up this way and that, so that Reza has to brush it out of her face.
They want an interim government overseen by the African Union or another international party, with elections in two years, in which Mr Kibaki would not be allowed to run.In this section Busting the blockade No let-up in the killing Beyond a failed state Democracy by court order Reprints Related items Kenya: A cracked nation holds its breathJan 17th 2008If anything, the mood is getting angrier.
The mood was getting very hectic, a free-for-all situation; it felt scary.
Neil Robinson, Sealy's sleep expert, stressed that the most important factor for waking up in a good mood was getting between 7.5 to 8 hours' sleep each night.
Just as the mood was getting tense, Cocoa Tea arrived to sweeten things up, and the crowd seemed happy to hear an old-fashioned reggae singer crooning old-fashioned reggae songs, delivering familiar and nostalgic lyrics about Kingston and Montego Bay.
"The regulation would probably still raise a few barriers but they could do asset swaps here and there and the mood of regulation is getting more relaxed". Global/GCap faces potential regulatory hurdles in London and the Midlands.
The mood in Benghazi is getting more nervous as Col Gaddafi continues to maintain and possibly to expand areas under his control in the south and west of Libya.
