Sentence examples for atmosphere way from inspiring English sources

On the first day, we went high into the mountains to see the unique but prolific frailejones, the only plants that survive the harsh atmosphere way above the forest.

The scientists theorize that the comet in question exploded as it entered Earth's atmosphere way back when, decimating life in its path and melting grains of sand on the ground into yellowish glass (commonly called Libyan desert glass).

Wedge theory, if it may be so described, balances that with thinking about ways to continue using fossil fuels while keeping the carbon dioxide that generates out of the atmosphere.One way to do this is to extract it at the power station and inject it into porous rocks deep underground, from which it cannot easily escape.

But you only have to witness the feel, the atmosphere, the way the players have gone about these European games and the crowd.

But by late afternoon, as the visitors trickled into a meeting in the building's auditorium, the academic atmosphere gave way to businesslike reality.

Solo's good cheer is an antidote to this atmosphere, a way of filling the void that exists between people and beyond their strivings.

Nuclear power provides 70 percent of the nation's carbon-free electricity, important at a time when environmentalists track carbon in the atmosphere the way baby boomers check their cholesterol levels.

Plus, each has a larger population than the U.S., meaning deeper benches of recruits, and are not political targets in the present political atmosphere the way Americans abroad are.

"The Bright Young People's legacy is not a shelf of books or even an album full of photographs but an atmosphere, a way of communicating, an outlook, a gesture, an essence," he says.

The frenzied pre-late-game atmosphere gave way to Jumbotron tomfoolery; a man dressed up as a Canado-Swedish maid, with a blond wig and breasts the size of Saabs, danced provocatively to "Ob La Di, Ob La Da".

Well, one thing that seems pretty clear is that messing with the atmosphere the way we are doing increases the likelihood of climate change — and potentially catastrophic change — in our own lifetimes, or, at least, in the lifetimes of our children.