Sentence examples for some mood from inspiring English sources

Some mood swings begin on the ground far from Westminster.

"My girlfriend and I have been creating some mood boards!" he told me.

In fact, it is well known that some mood disorders are more prevalent at certain times of the year.

I still got some mood swings, but that might have been more to do with facing a future with no children.

Images would be relayed from a series of cameras mounted on the fuselage, potentially giving each display an uninterrupted view of the exterior (avoiding the wings and engines).If the view at 30,000 feet got boring, any image would do perhaps some mood lighting to help passengers sleep.

'And please,' I say, sotto voce, 'don't tell anybody else about this.' And I've no idea what I mean by that, but Lucian says: 'Don't worry, this will be our - how you say? - little mystery.' Half past nine is the appointed time and at nine I am having a shower and ironing a shirt and putting on some aftershave and some mood music.

It melts into something else entirely when Lucy slips them all some mood-altering enhancement.

Some commonly used medications have been shown to increase the likelihood of acne too, including corticosteroids, anti-epileptics and some mood-stabilising treatments such as Lithium.

In the first few minutes the show's unnamed hero walks out of prison and down some mood-setting railroad tracks, has sex with a waitress and steals a muscle car.

Chosen by the NBA's New York Knicks in the 1969 draft, the by-then long-haired ''flower child'' rode a bicycle to home games in Madison Square Garden, steeped himself in Zen Buddhism, and ingested some mood-altering substances a countercultural lifestyle he later chronicled in his memoir Maverick (1975).

Scott Brown, a Republican running for the Senate in New Hampshire, recently attended a student party, though he pointedly ignored an offer of some mood-altering pills.Kay Hagan, a vulnerable Democratic senator from North Carolina, first won her seat in 2008, buoyed by all the youngsters who turned out for Mr Obama.