Sentence examples for mood spent from inspiring English sources

The new American owners, who saved a great club from the last American owners, have unquestionably lifted Liverpool's mood, spent partnership money to ballast the club, appointed Dalglish and sanctioned huge spending on players.

Women with a good well-being were involved in MVPA approximately 24 min per day, while women with a depressed mood spent about 13 min per day in MVPA (P < 0.05).

Last year he joined US troops in Baghdad, as part of the official entertainment to lighten the post-invasion mood: "I spent 22 days over there, covered that country north, south, east and west, and I'm now qualified to say about Iraq - what a shit-hole this place is..

During those five weeks, people apparently were not much in the mood to spend money.

Today, Germany – feeling already overstretched by euro rescue efforts – is in no mood to spend more.

I returned from my long workdays at Regal Apparel exhausted and in no mood to spend the evening composing.

"And we have to appreciate that Governor Pataki is probably in no mood to spend more money on Nassau County".

Monthly surveys by the University of Michigan show that households are deeply pessimistic about future income gains, which does not put them in the mood to spend much now.

"My feeling is that when the public is in a mood to spend, it spends on both schools and stadiums," he said.

But investors still appeared cautious about placing bets on companies that do best when consumers are in a mood to spend.

The upbeat reading was good news for merchants, which are counting on consumers to be in the mood to spend, after confidence plummeted to record lows.