Christianson wondered whether Budenholzer would be in a bad mood.
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You can't be in a bad mood when you're around him.
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You can be in a bad mood and still be an optimistic person.
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Save important conversations for another time; everyone will be in a bad mood.
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"Izzy was full of energy, you could not be in a bad mood around her," Helem said.
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After all, who wants to be in a bad mood (on any day, not just while getting a flu shot)?
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You'd think at least some people gathered in Barcelona this week for the Mobile World Congress would be in a bad mood.
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When you have a dog that has that emotion of pure love, it is really tough to be in a bad mood.
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I've never really known him to be in a bad mood, even when we toured together back in 2011 on the grueling Metal Alliance tour.
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If there's a big story on that Trump doesn't tweet about, aides know he's watching CNN or MSNBC and will likely be in a bad mood.
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Anita parks in front of an administrative building and heads inside, warning me that Aaron will probably look disheveled and could be in a bad mood.
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Trolls beget trolls: Troll posts were most common at times when people were likely to be in a bad mood, like early in the week or late at night.
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"I started paying attention to everything happening around me — what makes me happy, what makes me sad, what makes me do better, what makes me not be in a bad mood and not do my best," he said.
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"I just feel like if you talk about it, people have more of an understanding what you're going through and maybe can understand why you might be emotional or why you might be in a bad mood," she continues.
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"You'd be in a bad mood and he'd just walk in — you'd just be mad as mad as you could be and he'd just crack a smile and make you giggle just over anything, always," Ben's brother Derek Dunaway told KOMO.
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Whether it's Sinatra [blowing up over] a belt, or another chip on their shoulder … you know, women can do nothing and some story is still made up about them being bitches, or having catfights, or how difficult they are, maybe just because they happened to be in a bad mood one day.
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After McCoy becomes the district attorney in 2007, he commented that he now understands why Schiff always seemed to be in a bad mood. In 2009, Schiff is said to be in Africa with former President Jimmy Carter, attempting to get into Zimbabwe. While in Africa, he sees an article about McCoy's election campaign on the Internet and lends him his support.
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But when they misinterpret a number of chance events to be covert attacks by their respective neighbor, they resume their fighting with renewed determination. Jones seems to always be in a bad mood and Donald just serves to make him angry. The two irrational and easily irritated neighbors would serve as the focus of a number of short stories. From 1947, Jones was also used by non-Barks comics writers; from the 1960s onward, he has frequently reappeared in stories by a great number of authors.
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Big pug George Wilson shows up at a motel and diner run by Ma and Pa Karlsen, saying he's supposed to meet his manager, Dolan. He catches the eye of another customer, the attractive Miss Gormley, but she seems to be in a bad mood. George has a fight lined up, but boxing promoters Guido and Healy believe that Dolan has run off with George's advance payment. George decides to go ahead with the fight, with down-and-out trainer Al Muntz agreeing to work in his corner.
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He tends to use expressions much like a computer might, such as asking for a "status report" to assess someone's physical status and responding to questions with "negative" or "positive". Despite his mechanical nature, he has had moments where he appears to display concern for others, a sense of humor, and annoyance. Tres is also extremely loyal to Caterina, and Abel remarks that Tres always appears to be in a bad mood when traveling because half of him is always home in Rome. To that end, he is often extremely inflexible with his orders and often carries them out without regard to situational variances.
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In folklore, Baba Marta ("Grandma March") is believed to be a feisty and temperamental lady who seems always to be in a bad mood with her two brothers, January and February - when the sun comes out only when she smiles. As folklore there are different versions of the Baba Marta tale. One says that on that day she does her pre-spring cleaning and shakes her mattress for the last time before the next winter - all the feathers that come out of it pour on Earth like snow - the last snow of the year. This story can also be found in German folklore, for instance in the "Frau Holle" or Mother Hulda legend.
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