Sentence examples for called atmosphere from inspiring English sources
The first of these has been called "atmosphere," "feel," "impress," "sense," and other similar terms.
To alleviate those concerns, Google held a daylong conference last week called Atmosphere at its Mountain View, Calif., headquarters, selling its cloud computing services — like e-mail and business software — to executives of large corporations.
And after Holly had a massage at a day spa called Atmosphere and we toasted our good fortune at the New Sheridan bar, we hit the road before the next storm pulled in from the west.
Today at its Mountain View headquarters, Google is holding a special event for CIOs called Atmosphere.
In Denmark in the '60s he produced one of the greatest albums ever, called Atmosphere for Lovers and Thieves.
A. The freezing temperature of water drops about one degree for every 75 of the units of pressure called atmospheres, but the change is small compared with the difference even one atmosphere of pressure makes in raising the boiling point, said Dr. Alan J. Friedman, director of the New York Hall of Science in Queens.
Adhesion measurements were conducted in ambient atmosphere, called "air" in the subsequent text, and at reduced pressure <10 mbar, called "vacuum" in the subsequent text.
One administration official called the atmosphere around the president's economic team "angry and morose".
Ali Smith has called the atmosphere the book conjures "numb and fevered".
Mark Massari, the Santa Barbara athletic director, called the atmosphere electric and compared it to an English Premier League game, with thousands of fans raising scarves high above their heads.
