Quickly, though, the crowd's mood shifted, and the panic became as ugly as the fire would be horrific.
The mood shifted, and Hawaii spent the 80s to the present day struggling with an epidemic of methamphetamine.
Then the mood shifts, and the guys become passive, as if they expect me to take the lead.
He will also bring a measure of good humor to a job that, under Tortorella, was marked by mercurial mood shifts and angry outbursts.
There are, however, side effects for the patients, and Emily is the centre of attention for the mood shifts and loss of perspective that is the downside of the treatment.
The numbers were unambiguous: 50-50, an even split in the Senate between Republicans and Democrats, a delicate equilibrium that mandated a careful vigil by the Bush administration over the subtlest mood shifts and tiniest movements in the Republican caucus.
But all the actors are admirably engaged; you can sense the work that went into finding their motivations for the play's mood shifts and eruptions of dark feeling.
The modulations of the Armida-Rinaldo duet ("Cara, saro fedele") are slyer, less demonstrative, but here Haydn's music is telling us about mood shifts and temperament, not sudden surprises.
To make matters worse, he said, many Wall Street firms increased their work forces in the first half of the year, before the mood shifted and worries of a double-dip recession arose.
There is a time when the mood shifts and people say "enough".
