I got this idea to catch the atmosphere of the fight to ask Azem to fight and bring colored lights and smoke machines to the gym, because for training he usually uses kind of speedy pop music.
And Gilson - a man who previously edited the Belfast Telegraph as well as papers in England - has clearly caught the new atmosphere of the city.
In 1959, he spent a month as a freshman at Columbia University -- "I had the beanie and the jacket and the whole thing" -- but lasted no longer: he went to Birdland to hear Miles Davis, and once he "caught the Birdland atmosphere," he returned every night for two weeks.
In a convincing unhurried way, Mr Petzold has caught the spirit and atmosphere of the time.
These are the faceless voices of Britain, always caught in the atmosphere like a thin drizzle, ubiquitous and cherished geeks whose timbres pre-date punk but are as much a part of today's wider culture as chips, trap hi-hats and cocaine.
It catches the uncompromising atmosphere of England's most unyielding county.
Even though they caught the cunt straight away, it just completely changed the atmosphere.
Dropping in for an hour or two should suffice and ensure you get the atmosphere, catch up with people, enjoy yourself a little and still get back to bed at a decent hour.
Bowen catches the provisional, precarious atmosphere of a society facing the threat of imminent destruction.
