Sentence examples for warm camaraderie from inspiring English sources
Many of them seemed to know one another and shared a warm camaraderie, having traveled together to perform in groups.
The intimacy of the setting, played in the round, ups the thrill factor and helps to forge a warm camaraderie with the audience, who in turn cheer much more easily.
The spacious room has an air of studiousness during the day (laptops and outlets abound), and warm camaraderie at night, when there might be a poetry reading or live music — from classical Persian oud and kamancheh (string instruments) to Iranian funk and soul tunes from the sixties (who knew?).
I could share an hour of warm camaraderie with Dad, then once I'd walked out the door, get the uncanny feeling I'd disappeared into the wings of his mind's stage, like a character no longer necessary to the ongoing story line".
NIGHT LIFE Après-Ski Envision the quintessential après-ski bar: slopeside view, a slightly rowdy vibe, décor that hasn't changed in years, warm camaraderie and ice-cold suds on tap — that's the Mangy Moose, a 41-year-old Teton Village institution (307-733-4913; www.netgymoose.net).net
The spacious room has an air of studiousness during the day (laptops and outlets abound), and warm camaraderie at night, when there might be a poetry reading or live music from classical Persian oud and kamancheh (string instruments) to Iranian funk and soul tunes from the sixties (who knew?).
At the beginning, Lane seems cold and a little priggish, aloof from the warm, competitive camaraderie that binds the rest of the staff together.
When I think about Turkish football, I picture warm-heartedness, camaraderie and ardour in amounts I had never before witnessed.
It's a warm vision of camaraderie: a small night world, after all.
Bill and Shirley, his wife, wax warm about the camaraderie of their piggy peers.
Lines of volunteers checked people coming onto the square for weapons (often confiscating knives, etc) and among the protesters there was an extraordinarily warm feeling of camaraderie.
