Sentence examples for remember the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

"I just remember the atmosphere at home, being shell-shocked," Sarah says.

I don't remember the atmosphere being particularly emotional – perhaps a few people cried.

"I was lucky enough to go to the '99 Ryder Cup, and I remember the atmosphere," Bradley said.

I joined the Kimura laboratory in the spring of 1967, and I remember the atmosphere when Kimura proposed the neutral theory.

I do remember the atmosphere and I have a strikingly vivid recollection of the three men, standing together, arms raised above their heads, hands joined.

"I remember the atmosphere as a child," said Mr. Galindo, who would often accompany his father, also a bullfighter, to the hotel in the 1960's.

As much as her medals, Wingard remembered the atmosphere of the 1936 Olympics, which was dominated by the presence of Hitler.

Maya Mortensen, who grew up under communism at its most full-blooded (she left Poland aged 23, in the early 1970s), remembers the atmosphere as very positive towards women, even while it was so intolerably politically repressive that everyone, regardless of sex, thought mainly about escape.

Anyone who watched those protests will remember the joyous atmosphere on display for the world's television cameras: all those photogenic kids, swaying to the music as the snow softly fell.

However, I distinctly remember the tense atmosphere and the intently serious and focused voice of my mother as she told me I would be staying with neighbours while she was gone.

"I remember the amazing atmosphere at Stamford Bridge when I played there for Marseille and I can't wait to play for the first time in front of my new fans".