Sentence examples for high-octane atmosphere from inspiring English sources
In an interview in the fall, she described the high-octane atmosphere at the Tweed Courthouse, the new education headquarters.
It is the high-octane atmosphere they create that is sold around the world in TV contracts that bring in £8.3bn over three years.
After lying low for so long, Mr. DeLay was eager to resume his hard-right ways and start exercising his clout in the high-octane atmosphere of a George W. Bush victory.
There was drinking of biblical proportions, flirting, make-out sessions, and a high-octane atmosphere fueling an electric dancefloor.
The deregulation of the markets in 1986 saw the Square Mile move almost overnight from a laid-back, collegiate atmosphere to a cut-throat, high-octane culture, as foreign investment banks stampeded into the arena.
Williams' run sparked the vociferous Parc y Scarlets crowd into life, making for a charged atmosphere during a bruising and high-octane opening.
The atmosphere is carnival-like: half sports game, half high-octane heavyweight bout.
In the end, despite suggestions from within the Algerian camp that they were mentally unfit to play, the match was played in an atmosphere of staggering intensity and ended in typically high-octane fashion when, 30 seconds from the end of injury time, Emad Moteab's goal gave the Egyptians the 2-0 win they needed.
High-octane, party-detonating stuff.
This seems like high-octane gall.
