Sentence examples for before the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

I was lucky enough to play in Merseyside derbies as well, but this one is as big – the hype in the week before, the atmosphere, everything.

As before, the atmosphere is the star, though it's been updated: the floors are polished wood and terrazzo; magnolia branches line the leaded windows; and Christy's murals — pink-cheeked, pre-Botox nymphs frolicking in a lush tropical paradise — have been restored to their original, vintage-porny glory.

My wife, Carmen, spent about 20 minutes in the Equus before the atmosphere turned chilly, and it wasn't because of the body-cooling seats.

"I did enjoy the experience, as I'd never been part of a race like Roubaix before, the atmosphere out on the road was amazing with the number of spectators that came out".

It picked up speed rapidly as the Earth's gravitational pull brought it closer before the atmosphere abruptly slowed the descent - the time at which the helicopters were meant to take over.

If Mr. Obama enters the room to the sounds of "Think" by Aretha Franklin and the roar of people coming to their feet, clapping and jostling for photographs, it is only moments before the atmosphere turns from campaign rally to college seminar, when he talks, for example, about the need for a "common sense, nonideological, practical-minded, generous agenda for change in this country".

Our nation was still in the same ditch it had been the day before, but the atmosphere was giddy.

When global temperatures were more or less stable before industrialisation, the atmosphere contained roughly 280 parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide.

"I've played here before and the atmosphere's been great, the fans are great.

Before that the atmosphere inside the ground had been very flat, almost as though nobody quite knew what to chant.

"I have played in front of big crowds before but the atmosphere here in England is unique.