Sentence examples for famous vibe from inspiring English sources

The series also offers the Before They Were Famous vibe of Alex Jennings and Alan Rickman in small roles.

See how the band's famous vibe takes over this hot new Upper West Side hangout for the first time.

It's great if you aren't really into waiting for a specific showtime and don't want to pay cover to soak up some of Harlem's world-famous vibe.

Southern Russia, like the southern United States, has a friendlier vibe than famous northern cities like Moscow and Saint Petersburg.

The video matches its classic vibes with archival footage from famous clubs spliced with shots from recent events at venues like DC-10 and Space in Ibiza. .

Shaw initially took offense, but realized the man meant Stanford had a vibe where race, class or a famous last name would not set someone apart.

I'm not talking about the "let your freak flag fly," live-and-let-live vibe for which the city is famous.

If you want to stay in downtown for more of the Old West vibe and to be closer to the famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar as well as the National Elk Refuge, check out the Spa Suites at the Rustic Inn.

Accommodation lodges like Zulla have sprung up, offering modern stylish apartments with a surf camp vibe that is only a short walk to the famous wave.

Reinforcing the burger joint's clubby vibe is a shelf of empty wine bottles, autographed by famous friends who've stopped by so far.

The new songs invoked a party vibe so familiar that like the aura of that most famous disco, it could be bottled and sold.