It is grammatically correct to use the phrase "atmosphere spread" in a sentence. It can be used in written English to describe the extent or reach of a particular atmosphere or feeling. Example: The atmosphere spread throughout the room as the host announced the winner, filling everyone with excitement and anticipation.
The lackluster atmosphere spread beyond Cruz's rally.
The ash that was lofted into the atmosphere spread far across the Northern Hemisphere and left the Earth in the midst of a year without a summer.
In the long term, sulfur dioxide would mix with water droplets in the atmosphere, spread across the globe and reflect sunlight for up to three years.
The euphoric atmosphere spread after an Egyptian army commander told protesters that all their demands would be met, but some are expressing concern that the military could try to seize power.
He described how open-air explosive tests at the lab released depleted uranium and other toxic substances into the atmosphere, spreading debris throughout lab property.
But new studies have concluded that a proper atmosphere could spread the heat around.
It released radioactive smoke into the atmosphere that spread over the western Soviet Union and Europe.
A negative and worried atmosphere will spread like wildfire, so don't be afraid to temporarily separate yourself from any friends you know will be panicked.
This prohibitive atmosphere has spread to the rapidly dwindling foreign press corps and, in that context, my effective expulsion is hardly surprising.
He questions Al Qaeda's opposition to democracy, which offers radical Islamists an opportunity to "secretly use this comfortable and relaxed atmosphere to spread out, reorganize their ranks, and acquire broader public bases".
The haze behaves somewhat like particles in the tops of thunderheads (known as cumulonimbus anvils) on Earth or in the ash plumes from large volcanic eruptions, which rise into the upper atmosphere and spread around the world, Wong said.
