Sentence examples for moody of from inspiring English sources

She is a daughter of Fred M. Moody of Albany and the late Mattie Moody.

But Thurber was the most volatile and, in the best sense, moody of them all -- the most emotionally direct.

On one occasion he discussed the subject with Mr. E. Moody, of Leeds, who played in the orchestra conducted by Mr. Hartley on the Mauretania.

In addition to Michelle Blackmon, of Sulphur Springs, Tex., Moody is survived by his daughters Kelley Moody, of Melissa, Tex., and Sabreena Moody, of Sherman, Tex.; a son, Jason, of The Colony, Tex.; his sisters Imogene Arkin, of Pensacola, Fla.; and Florita Cordoba and Adline Allen, both of Elko, Nev., and eight grandchildren.

The case has been assigned to Judge James T. Moody of the Northern District of Indiana because federal judges in Chicago want to avoid sitting in a case involving a colleague they know and see often.

Still, Mr. Moody of Fox News said he was going to be careful not to let Fox play a role in which it would help drive public opinion toward war.

It begins as a modern-dance duet, two women synchronised in front of moody footage of journeys down rural road.

The Enrons, Madoffs and Moodys of the world don't take kindly to criticism.

The noted saxophonist Oliver Lake is the composer of the moody swirls of jazz on the soundtrack between the scenes.

It is an immense, moody body of work composed of different chapters, each telling a complex story.

The moody atmosphere of decrepit grandeur is typical of her work.