Sentence examples for stale atmosphere from inspiring English sources

During Ramadan the lack of food and drink made the stale atmosphere inside the godowns all the more draining.

Judging by the stale atmosphere that hangs over another laborious autumn campaign for Wales, it is not surprising the teenage wing Keelan Giles is considered the breath of fresh air Rob Howley's side so badly needs.

Conservative pro-lifers might detest Nyx for taking control of her own body, but for a new generation of fantasy readers the opening lines of Hurley's debut novel were a blast of fresh air in the stale atmosphere of genre fiction.

Of course the death of eight festivalgoers at the Danish festival Roskilde in 2000 due to a crowd surge was a tragedy, but banning moshing - and bands that encourage it - is one of the causes of the stale atmosphere at so many festivals.

High ticket prices and stale atmospheres inside the stadium seem typical nowadays.

The stale air, fluorescent lighting, and atmosphere of strain and fatigue make gyms depressing places to be.

The air-conditioning whirring away, pumping stale air into the already energy sapping atmosphere.

Even new characters often enter such a hermetic atmosphere that they breathe the old stale air.

Stale hollow air.

Description of a household in Surrey, England, where there was an atmosphere of stale nineteen-twenties gaiety.

"Talent-wise on paper, that is one of the greatest teams assembled, but the atmosphere was stale and stagnant.