Sentence examples for the atmosphere gained from inspiring English sources

They waved to friends, family and constituents, and generally acted like politicians seeking the love of a crowd.Then came Mr Obama, and the atmosphere gained a wholly new charge.

Some of the dialogue scenes are hurt by casualness, but the atmosphere gains from it.

There is a bar up front in the window, and the lounge atmosphere gains momentum as the night goes on.

His appearance here was unscheduled and seemed designed to calm the atmosphere and gain time.

Ionospheric trends have become a main subject since the beginning of the 1990s when the study of upper atmosphere trends gained importance in the context of global climatic change (Roble 1995; Ulich and Turunen 1997).

Also, the store's advertising and atmosphere have gained importance in the Internet era, while purchase incentives, in-store orientation, and store location have lost relevance.

"The best 'moment', if I can stretch the definition of the word, was the whole of that wonderful time we spent in Italy – the experience we gained, the atmosphere, and the money".

Nigel Bickle, the head of immigration, said: "The 2011 Rugby World Cup is an excellent opportunity for Brits to visit our country, soak up the party atmosphere and gain some work experience along the way".

At the catchment scale, land cover change over the last 1000 years decreased the SOC stock of the top 1 m of soil by 33.1 tC·ha− 1 (32% loss compared to the initial SOC stock) while in contrast, erosion resulted in an uptake of 31.9 tC·ha− 1 from the atmosphere (29% gain compared to the initial SOC stock).

A discussion of the nature of flight through the atmosphere in order to gain access to space is presented.

Why, indeed, has the moon not gained an atmosphere of freezing steam?