He picks one according to his mood and heads out early most weekend mornings.
He might've just arrived in the States, but there are signs his mood is already changing.
Fehr identified that Miller had three preferences for alcoholic beverages based on his mood.
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He had gotten a thumbs-up at a physical just a few days before, and his mood was happy, upbeat.
Montgomerie hit back immediately with a birdie and, as if his mood was hot-wired to the weather, the sun came out.
The long hype of Carmelo Anthony in New York City has coalesced into something real, and there's a lightness to his mood.
The problem is that his mood can change quickly and he rarely announces that he has gone from being glum to chipper.
Sir John described his mood as "sombre" after parting company with Rodgers.
As if Anton had heard these words, his mood suddenly changed.
His mood was not helped when, after saving a first break point in game three he was called for a foot-fault on the second and, clearly unsettled, mishit a forehand seconds later to hand Davydenko the break at 3-1.
You sensed that all the worry of whether or not they would be able to make the journey had clouded his mood earlier in the week but now it felt like a small part of Nottingham had descended on his hotel.
As Beethoven grew more and more deaf, he seemed to turn increasingly inward, and many of his final works reflect his isolationist mood.
Although it's directed by a proxy (Robert Lorenz was assistant director on "Million Dollar Baby, " "Mystic River" and "Space Cowboys" among others), "Trouble With the Curve" has all the hallmarks of an Eastwood movie in his folksiest mood.
Marvin was immensely theatrical in his ability to create a mood with his music.
Hodgson looked on crestfallen from the sidelines, with his hands planted in his coat pockets and that was a mood echoed by his players' body language on the pitch.
To the extent that he is even aware of the spiritual overtones to his presentation the mood does the selling and therefore all the preaching.
He has been touring the country to tell of his accomplishments and gauge the public mood, and exhorting his party's faithful to be ready for an election.
The chairman of the International Rugby Board - the world's top rugby official - was in his usual ebullient mood, but did complain about having to do me a favour.
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Sensing the turn in his audience's mood, Travis' voice gained an edge of desperation.
True, he missed the mood in his reaction to the death of Princess Diana.
Caldwell was also in good mood after his morning round and lauding the condition of the links.
And Ferguson, whose team will now bid for a second straight Champions League-Premier League double, underlined the new mood in his post-match remarks.
That brought Symonds to the crease at 18-5, and he looked in determined mood following his fine 70 not out in the first innings.
But even Barack Obama delayed a meeting in the White House until February, to avoid spoiling the mood for his trip to China last year.
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Afridi was in defiant mood following his 52 runs in the Sharjah Cup final win against South Africa last week, playing some exquisite strokes on the off-side.
"He was one of the Battalion's great characters, always smiling and always ready to brighten the mood with his fellow Fusiliers, " Warrant Officer Ned Miller of the 2nd Fusiliers said in a statement.
Captain Tritus was in a foul mood, his mouth clenching a cigarette on one side, and on the other, muttering darkly about how he was expected to pay and feed his crew on an empty belly.
Yet there were times when he felt his life had been futile, and the mood of despondency that had sometimes come upon him in his most active years - which, following Samuel Johnson, Churchill called the "black dog" - seems to have been with him in much of his later life.
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