Sentence examples for mellow setting from inspiring English sources

A meeting of both traditional folk and the more modern groups loosely interpreting the music, Green Man is not at all a dogmatic place, its mellow setting of a piece with the activities within.

Desperation and pressure, those evil twins, gnawed away at Novak Djokovic's spirit to lift the emotional Serb to his second Wimbledon triumph on a warm Sunday afternoon, a strangely mellow setting for such an elemental fight with the people's champion, Roger Federer.

Evocative, clever and beautifully played, Crossing is an under-rated gem, with a nicely mellowing Finney setting the standard which the younger performers are inspired to follow.

Alf Alpha played a mellow daytime set by the pool, remixing "1979" by Smashing Pumpkins.

Music writer Bill Dahl described the songs as "the first sign of the T-Bone Walker that blues guitar aficionados know and love, his fluid, elegant riffs and mellow, burnished vocals setting a standard that all future blues guitarists would measure themselves by".

"Just to make this a little less mellow," Dr. Dean began, setting up a suggestion that Mr. Kerry had little to show for his 19 years in Washington.

But here the song also felt happily defiant, a refusal to mellow out no matter the setting.

Gina was on first with a mellow jazz set.

But in the mid-1960s, after 25 years of marriage, she left the now ageing but mellowed Bunny, and set up her own household in Islington.

It certainly set a mellow tone for one couple relaxing in the sand near Beach 98th Street.

As it's such a substantial cake, it could take overnight to cool – it's crucial that you wait until it's stone cold before slicing though, as it will continue to firm, set and mellow as it cools.