The phrase "ambience down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest reducing or lowering the ambience, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To create a more intimate setting, we should ambience down the lighting and music."
Alternatives: "lower the ambience" or "reduce the ambience."
So instead of rushing out to the slopes, where the weather promised only new sensations in facial exfoliation, I settled into the Hotel Alp'Azur, where I found exactly what I wanted: a friendly welcome, a simple but comfortable room and plenty of ambience, down to the film crew shooting a French thriller by day and lounging around the bar by night.
"It makes for a great ambience down here," he said.
It was really Chez Lou Lou, although no one called it that, and it featured more or less authentic Parisian ambience, right down to the surly French waiters.
The ambience is down-home Dixie.
But the vocabulary of his imagery feels worn out, and the ambience feels handed down.
The ambience of "Down to You" -- perhaps Imogen knows the significance of the title -- is scrubbed, wholesome and bland.
The idea behind Foxwoods's new MGM Grand Tower was to add an element of glitz and to create an ambience — right down to the revealing outfits of the servers in the casino — that might attract some of Mohegan's younger patrons.
Slattery gets some things right — like the look — with veteran cinematographer Lance Acord, production designer Roshelle Berliner and costume designer Donna Zakowska acing the ambience of the down-market scene.
The relaxed ambience could also be down to the absence of mobile technology at our table.
REZZ played some dark bassy ambience, before Josh Pan threw down a chest-caving set, and then Mija took to the stage to pay tribute to the city's history with a few acid techno firebombs.
In Los Angeles, in the restaurant category is Eveleigh in West Hollywood, which features a pared-down cottage ambience and seasonal menu.
