Sentence examples for glamorous vibe from inspiring English sources

It's all part of a move back towards a more glamorous vibe, after years of minimalist simplicity.

With its 200 regulars a coterie comprised of art school graduates and fashionistas and unabashedly glamorous vibe, the Wag had made a name for itself by the mid 80s.

The station's founder, who goes by the name of Geeneus, enjoys talking about the "destroy and rebuild" philosophy that's underpinned the station's different eras: from jungle into garage around 1997, the birth of grime in 2001, the gradual takeover of dubstep over the next few years, and the about-turn from moody skanking into glamorous vibes with the advent of UK funky in 2007.

Yeah, it's true, the rooms are a little pricey, but if you're looking for a luxury experience you'll never forget, the nostalgic vibe and glamorous location are perfect for a romantic old-world Florida experience.

"The vibe is so glamorous here," she said.

It was refurbished in 2008, to the horror of many older Parisians, but the vibe is as glamorous as ever, with its stained-glass ceiling and mural-covered walls.

Nauseated, exhausted, disoriented, confused: Not the vibe of a glamorous jet-setter.

Think about the fashion labels that are incredibly successful and how well they define their customer base: for example, Kate Spade New York markets to young professional women who rock a fun vintage vibe, while Versace targets glamorous, over-the-top trendsetters.

"The Milly aesthetic," she explained, "is smart, sexy, and glamorous -- a modern sensibility with a vintage vibe.

Television had once been decorous, glamorous, Hollywood-like; now it was developing its own rebellious vibe, and The New Yorker was drawn to the televisual extremes.

Glamorous, expensive and high-tech, Formula One combines the well-heeled vibe of the Kentucky Derby with the international popularity of soccer.