用“in no mood to”造句大全，in no mood to造句

And Mrs Merkel, set on fiscal discipline, the avoidance of moral hazard and preserving European Central Bank independence at any cost, seems in no mood to give ground.

The two men beside him laugh, and Chita takes a final drag from his cigarette before rising from his 's in no mood to discuss the evidence.

Hung-chien, in no mood to pander to Jou-chia, merely muttered to himself, "A School for Scandal, it's all a School for her it is a family or a school, it's all the same."

Usually I turn down anyone who seems too eager, but his place was right there and I was in no mood to start cycling round looking for anywhere else.

I was in no mood to laugh and talk with strangers (Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley).

And in any case Congress is in no mood to pay for them, no matter what Mr Obama says.

So far, the American rich and the trading-up crowd are in no mood to splurge for high-price, high-visibility status goods.

These investors, which include Kuwait's sovereign-wealth fund and a couple of Hong Kong tycoons, had no illusions about the pressure the seller was under and were in no mood to be generous.

It is in no mood to take on America alone.

She was in no mood to put up with Blanche's carping.

The English were in no mood to spare the feelings of an upstart people who had committed the cardinal sin of ingratitude.

All through the night the old, old woman played, and when the first orange light of morning came through the window, Death was in no mood to take hold of anyone.

Businesses will be in no mood to invest in a weakening economy, and will in any case be constrained by tighter credit.

The 32-year-old Londoner is in no mood to surrender his place in the team, but he says young challengers for his central-defensive position must not be fazed by reputation alone.

By this time, it was after 8 p.m., and I was in no mood to bike the rest of the way back to Santa Monica.

But remembering where this journey started, they are in no mood to retrace their steps.

I was in a hurry, irritated from a day at work and in no mood to be driving to the family home for a dinner that would no doubt involve an argument with my younger brother over soccer results.

My father seemed to be in no mood to look at my school report.