Sentence examples similar to a bit mellow from inspiring English sources

In the adjoining dining room, a lived-in space about the same size as the pub and anchored by a gas fireplace at one end, things are a bit mellower and the crowd a bit older, with families sprinkled among the tables and banquettes.

The atmosphere during the final hours became a bit mellower.

Arriving back that night things were a bit mellower, as all of the celebs were out at their premieres.

According to her, the beginning of the show is up-tempo and loud, before becoming a little bit "mellow" at the middle of it.

And he's a little bit mellower and I like to think I'm a little bit more manageable.

But there are some days when the flavours and feelings I want from my food are a bit more mellow.

The service was a bit less mellow; though earnest and attentive, the servers still seemed to be getting up to speed.

Autumn, in red-and-yellow sunburst with leaf-shaped sound holes, is just a bit more mellow than the fiery Summer, whose upper-left shoulder spirals to a point like a flame.

It begins with heavy static, thunderstormlike noises and synthesizer tone clusters; as the crackle recedes and hangs around, organ chords take over, supported after a bit by mellow vibraphone patterns.

On our last night in town, we decide to skip the ruin pubs and the bar scene and try out something a bit more mellow: a place called the Cat Cafe.

A sip when I decanted it after a couple of weeks told me that this stuff had turned out much better than I had dared hope, though I'm going to let it mature in peace for a bit to mellow.