Sentence examples for some atmospheres from inspiring English sources

Some atmospheres require a haze: if it weren't for New York's smoking laws, the restaurant arcade at 10 Columbus would be an apparition.

In 1999, the vault was used to record some "atmospheres" for the album "You Have Just Been Poisoned By The Serpents" by The Serpents, a collective of Welsh musicians including members of Echo and the Bunnymen, Super Furry Animals and Ectogram that was described by one journalist as "possibly the strangest pop group of all time".

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 4.46pm BST There's some atmosphere at the Millennium Stadium, as ever.

In a bid to inject some atmosphere to my faux-festival, I head into the park to make friends.

"Though they introduce some atmosphere early on in the proceedings," sighs Peter Brown, "their repetitive appearances rapidly became intrusive and redundant".

"It definitely added some atmosphere to the event," said Ms. Myers, who this year has stepped up her use of suites for meetings as a cost-cutting measure.

I like to play something with some atmosphere to reset the room and give myself a little headspace for what's to come.

The atmosphere around the work may be air for low-temperature anneals, but at elevated temperatures some atmosphere other than air must be used in order to avoid oxidation.

Mr. Oppenheim came to this country to get some atmosphere for his next book, and visited a night club for that purpose, when he and his partner got up to dance, the waiter took alway all the chairs.

Hey, Man! has some intriguing lyrics about self-doubt and a rousing chorus that at last creates some atmosphere, but the audience have come to hear I'm Like a Bird.

Mr. Dixon, who was born with the surname Dixson but used the more common spelling professionally, had his first hit when Bill Haley recorded "Dim, Dim the Lights (I Want Some Atmosphere)" in 1955.