Sentence examples for nice ambience from inspiring English sources

They all have a nice ambience, beautiful views, good food and are very connected with their cities.

An old bar with dark wood paneling, tacky lights and artificial smoke seeping out from behind the shot glasses has a nice ambience, but its point remains unclear (Johnson).

"There aren't too many other places to eat that have the variety and setting, the nice ambience, and nice shops," said John Holly of Hackettstown, who spent a recent Friday night dining at Trattoria Fratelli with Jennifer Gallagher of Hawthorne.

For a first time conference for investors and startups, Plugg, held in the rather nice ambience of an old theatre in Brussels, is going very well.

Ward off any Vashta Nerada, and just create a nice ambience, with the soft glow of a TARDIS night light ($17).

Peter Oakes, of Merrill Lynch, says Wendy's has bridged the gap between fast food and fast casual with a fresher menu and nicer ambience.

Recorded with friends in Conor Oberst's house, it has  a nice, homely ambience which allows the imaginative arrangements to work their understated charm.

They have a nice feel for the ambience of geekdom, from a T-shirt that says "code poet" to Winston's collection of vintage electric guitars.

But Mr. Howitt and the production designer, Catherine Hardwicke, do a nice job of capturing the ambience and idioms of the New Economy workplace (A. O. Scott).

But Mr. Howitt and the production designer, Catherine Hardwicke, do a nice job of capturing the ambience and idioms of the New Economy workplace (Scott).

The décor is modern and slick; the entryway has the ambience of a nice-enough boutique-hotel lobby.