| The last week, a jumble of emotions complicated me and all I could do was mope around the house, stewing in them. |
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| Daddy had said I could stay home, but I didn't want to mope around the house all day, staring out the window like a fool. |
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| I'm a slouchy mope with the energy of a hungover sloth who's just completed the Sao Paulo marathon. |
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| Right now, there was nothing to do but mope over her past follies and errors. |
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| In-between each of these districts are the slums, where the poor and destitute mope, hating their lives. |
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| But, rather than mope, the plucky Canadian songbird decided to make the most of it. |
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| Perhaps the person who took the cache really needed it so they don't mope over it. |
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| Acknowledging your feelings doesn't mean you mope or feel sorry for yourself, or that you blow your lid and rage at others. |
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| So, a great pity, but yes, there is also plenty to enjoy, so there is no reason to mope for a long time. |
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| Ivan Lendl made him a fierce competitor, taught him not to gripe, not to mope or moan and groan. |
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| Democrats will gripe and mope, but they will not destroy Mr Obama's presidency over it. |
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| The tsunami rearranged the town: in the mud beneath a blackened hull lies a string of pearls. Yet however much people are in turmoil, few mope. |
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| Spurs did not mope, and three minutes after the re-start they were ahead again. |
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| The fugitives here bicker, mope, sometimes betray each other, and their Polish saviour begins as their exploiter. |
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| There was not much time to mope as Bernhard Mühlner and the core of the team flew straight back to Florida to continue preparations with the Grand Am Porsche for the Daytona 24hours. |
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| Or mope about with heads hung low, dismayed at our efforts. |
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| Unhappy people will mope about and ignore your commands. |
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| In no time at all he becomes broody and morose, a crosspatch and a mope. |
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