Sentence examples for on an atmosphere from inspiring English sources

That afternoon, as the gym reopened to the general population, the place took on an atmosphere more in keeping with a kindergarten than a champion's training ground.

It's based on an atmosphere of trust and reliance on one another.

The West Wing, meanwhile, has taken on an atmosphere of legal uncertainty.

Dougie Freedman, the manager, believes his players have thrived on an atmosphere where they were simply happy the club had not slipped from administration to liquidation.

Lowery blamed the fires on an atmosphere of growing intolerance in which strong political rhetoric has been leveled against affirmative action, the federal government and welfare recipients, pitting them as enemies of working Americans, anxious about their economic future.

With Mr. Erdogan out of the country, Taksim Square had taken on an atmosphere of celebration, but the mood on Thursday turned more defiant, especially after the prime minister's news conference from Tunisia was broadcast to the country, and could be more so on Friday after his early-morning address.

It is also too small to hold on to an atmosphere.

While at RAND she wrote a paper on Creation of an Atmosphere for the Moon (1969).

But, as Dr Astudillo-Defru alluded to, a lot depends on the presence of an atmosphere.

The "green movement" was born in those days before the election, and the streets took on a carnival atmosphere.

With hundreds of police officers in riot gear on duty and traffic barred on major thoroughfares, the normally chaotic section of the city took on a somber atmosphere.