Sentence examples for old mood from inspiring English sources

The original album matched Morrison's powerful vocals against sparse backing, and though Berliner tied hard to summon the old mood with flurries of acoustic guitar work, many songs were lost in a swirl of sound, especially for those of us watching from high above.

Drafted in the 1870s, the first chapters of the new book continued the old mood with the sharp ironic humour of its famous opening line: "You don't know about me, without you have read a book… made by Mr Mark Twain, and he told the truth, mainly".

To lend an older mood to your party, prepare some more grown-up snacks, like chips and salsa, cheese and crackers, and range of easy-to-prepare appetizers.

[Update 11am PST 4/9: Facebook says "We are rolling this out to more people in the US". Update 11am PST 4/10: Facebook has now published a blog post detailing the new feature.] Most mentions I've seen of the feature have been from the United States, and many note the similarity to an old Myspace mood sharing option.

We left the dock on Marco at about four on a Sunday afternoon, shedding boat traffic and the old New York mood as we ran South for Chokoloskee Bay where there was a well-marked channel and I figured we would anchor up and spend the night.

Adolescents (16 17 years old) with mood disorders (n = 287; 90 participants with hypomania spectrum episodes and 197 with major depressive disorder [MDD]) were identified from a community sample.

Best known for the big melodies of Everybody Hurts, The Sidewinder Sleeps Tonight and Man on the Moon, a murkier, older REM mood prevails on Automatic for the People – try the arresting Try Not to Breathe, about an old man grappling with death, a cousin to Green's similarly affecting You Are the Everything, or the woozy New Orleans Instrumental No 1.

Ms. Bertinetto dispatched the old-school mood of the chairs by having them reupholstered in purple velvet.

3 p.m. 1) ERSATZ CHARM Get in the old-world mood with a stroll through Römerberg, the heart of what used to be the largest medieval quarter in Germany.

About an hour's hydrofoil ride from the port of Milazzo, the archipelago has only recently arrived on the radar of mainstream tourism, although for decades it has been a much loved holiday spot for Sicilians, who come for the old-world mood, for the stunningly clear blue waters, and for the volcanic marvels.

We're not sure exactly what the 18-year-old's mood is, but it's good to know she doesn't take herself too seriously. .