'push atmosphere' is not a correct part of a sentence in written English.
However, you can use the phrase 'push the atmosphere' to indicate that someone or something is influencing the atmosphere or tone of a situation. For example, "His loud voice pushed the atmosphere of the room to an uncomfortable level."
Tables are close together, the volume level wavers between loud and deafening and, to push the atmosphere closer to pandemonium, a thundering soundtrack can be heard -- or sensed -- late in the evening.
But with her top-drawer design team, led by Santo Loquasto (sets and costumes) and Donald Holder (lighting), Ms. Tharp pushes the atmosphere into the phantasmagorical luridness of Fellini, with a splash of Bergmanesque darkness for shivery spice.
Unfortunately, even some early educators are buying into this push-down atmosphere.
The party series brought to you by the leaders of the iconic lime-laden longnecks has been working hard to reverse some of the taboos behind branded parties, keeping it loud while pushing an atmosphere synonymous with the laid back vibe of the Mexican beaches their drink first came to life throughout.
That water heats up, fueling thunderstorms that push warm air into the atmosphere, which travels north.
Much credit has to be given to the Bangladesh fans for pushing the big button marked "atmosphere" in this tournament so far in spite of their team's and the organisers' attempts to quash a potentially wonderful tournament.
As explained by NASA, gravity waves occur when "buoyancy pushes air up and gravity pulls it back down," resulting in observable disturbances in the atmosphere.
There's no doubt that an air of hagiography hangs over a first act that works double-time to inform, no matter how much Mr. Wright (better known for films like "Anna Karenina" and "Atonement") and his designer, Lizzie Clachan, push the carnivalesque atmosphere to a space that has been reconfigured to allow for some cafe-style seating.
The shape of the escape region is simply determined with the critical zenith angle θ from the vertical, which is smaller than that the vapor cloud can push away the atmosphere in the azimuthal bin, resulting in the cone-shaped escape region (Fig. 4(a)).
The weight of the Earth's atmosphere pushing down on each unit area of the Earth's surface constitutes atmospheric pressure, which at sea level is about 15 pounds per square inch.
