in a bad mood
Example Sentences
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Echoing what many social media users have pointed out, Mr Harteveldt said the airlines bore some responsibility for passengers' bad behaviour, too, by making their "economy cabins so unpleasant and so physically uncomfortable" that they naturally put passengers in a bad mood.
From BBC
St. John Bosco is in a bad mood after losing to Mater Dei, so look for quarterback Koa Malau’ulu to have a big game for the top-seeded Braves.
From Los Angeles Times
The hard part’s learning how to switch gears — trying to be funny when you’re in a bad mood from the business call you just had to deal with.
From Los Angeles Times
“He was just pontificating about his plans — ‘We’re gonna do this and we’re gonna do that,’” Leadon recalls of that gathering, “and I felt non-consulted. I was in a bad mood, impulsive. I poured a beer on his head. Of course, he took exception to that. Then maybe a month or two later, we had a heart-to-heart and I said, ‘Yeah, I think I should go.’
From Los Angeles Times
Of course, it may also have been that Hamilton did not turn up because he was in a bad mood after a difficult weekend and he didn't fancy arguing the toss over an incident that would make no difference to the result of his race.
From BBC
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