1.   New events, new information or simply an irrational wave of national dyspepsia can change public mood toward its leaders overnight.

2.   The music quickly modulates from its original key, changing the mood of the song.

3.   To change the mood he returned to the seat opposite her and daringly, reached a hand across and squeezed her knee.

4.   When the company came back inside, their mood was entirely changed.

5.   Analysts said the additional economic data due to be released this week could change the mood of the market.

6.   Before the Canadians were to play Finland, executive director Gretzky felt he needed to do something to change the mood.

7.   But a series of missteps later in the campaign knocked Bush off message and changed his mood.

8.   But before long, the zeal for the new diminished as the Viet Nam war heated up and changed the mood.

9.   But if this congenial and relaxed Australian has changed the mood inside the Royal Ballet, his mandate is to change a great deal more.