Sentence examples for decaying atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The crude, stabbing quality of the Cuban footage captures the harsh, decaying atmosphere of sub-tropical Havana.

Describes the decaying atmosphere of St. Andrews Tells how its graduates always seemed to have the knack of being on the wrong side & how many of them eventually got themselves stabbed to death, beheaded or locked up in the Tower of London.

As John McGrew's music for piano and guitar casts an ominous atmosphere, and bodies are dragged like decaying corpses, the air of death --or endisgs -- is palpable.

Sounds with frequencies higher than a few kHz immediately decay in the atmosphere because of the effects of turbulence, and therefore, they do not reach great heights (e.g., Clifford and Wang 1977; Peters 2000).

The Azzurri caused a memorable shock when beating France at the Stadio Flaminio in March, with the party atmosphere at the decaying arena highlighted as one of the reasons behind the success.

In contrast, by emphasizing a local corruption of the atmosphere caused by decaying matter, Southwood Smith allowed for the direct intervention of public authorities in the prevention of epidemic disease.

These gases can also enter the atmosphere naturally, such as through decaying matter, forest fires, volcanoes, and the water cycle.

The orbit is slowly decaying due to friction with the upper atmosphere, and the spacecraft will burn up in a fiery atmospheric explosion sometime in early January.

The tall, decaying walls of surrounding buildings lend it an atmosphere of long lost grandeur.

Carbon from decaying plant material is either lost as CO2 to the atmosphere or is transferred to humified soil C pools with slow decay rates released from those pools, by default, as CO2.

The death of plants and animals would also generate large amounts of decaying matter that would release compounds such as methanethiol into the atmosphere.