Sentence examples for bit of atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"All that adds a bit of atmosphere," Mr. Ramdawah said.

Four camels are on hand for emergencies (and perhaps for a bit of atmosphere).

At night, the lights are lowered, votive candles add a bit of atmosphere and there is waitress service.

But the festive sense of curtains rising in tandem all across the district, as latecomers bustle through Shubert Alley, is another small bit of atmosphere lost.

Indeed, the only vital bit of atmosphere before the kick-off is when the president of Fifa, Sepp Blatter, is roundly booed.It is five minutes into the game before the gravity of the sporting occasion sinks in.

Concentrate on the content, try with your team to have a bit of fun, you have got to create a bit of atmosphere on and off the camera, and viewers will respond".

The organisers in their wisdom have contrived to give the event a little bit of the atmosphere offered by border villages in Fermanagh during the Troubles.

"It does get to be a bit of an atmosphere of an extended family of people who have this process in common that is such a major part of their life – and yet almost incomprehensible to the outside world".

There was a bit of this atmosphere at Nakamura-za, which is more intimate than Kabuki-za, seating 750 people on benches and cushions on the floor, compared with Kabuki-za's 1,866 seats.

But then, Martinelli's quite happy to milk all the grotesque horror he can out of her in the name of a bit of ghoulish atmosphere: she's eating with "her face struck between two armpits" while being "used by a commuter as a newspaper table" and grinning like a madwoman.

The doors will be kept open during the show, it's decided, for a bit of festival atmosphere.