Sentence examples for survive mood from inspiring English sources

It's about the end of a time, and obviously the song is about the end of another time, but it has a sad but beautiful we're gonna somehow still survive mood to it that's pretty unique".

With both matches goalless at the break, Lincoln, having had the better of the first half, were on course to survive but the mood changed as news of Izale McLeod's 48th-minute penalty for Barnet spread round Sincil Bank.

Whether the new mood will survive the worsening recession in Latin America is unclear.

"I've met psychopaths who have been through horrific abuse or neglect as a child and have gone into robot mood to survive," she explains.

The optimistic mood survived an early challenge from a series of bleak economic reports, including the biggest monthly downturn in consumer spending since the terrorist attacks of 2001.

But if the new mood is to survive, their new prime minister has to deliver.

The new mood may not survive for long, but all legislators should now be trying to get as much done as they can while it lasts.

The boy fears that they will turn "bad" to survive, offering glimpses of morality that save the mood from overwhelming gloom.

Mr. Rybakov's mood lifted; he believed the company would survive.

The so-called 'war' on some drugs -- which is really a war on consumers of certain temporarily mood-altering substances, mainly marijuana, can not survive if continually faced with this kind of scrutiny.

I have to be in the right mood to read Lee, whose passions do not always survive as poems.