Sentence examples for nice electronic from inspiring English sources

"It's been this nice electronic playground, but you can't help starting to wonder if maybe all this connection is not so great.

No, she says, she's not at all interested in the lives of people who make music she likes (an eclectic list that takes in Cyndi Lauper, Twisted Sister, Kiss and the soundtrack to Miami Vice – or at least, as she underlines with the certainty of the committed fan, the soundtrack to the first series of Miami Vice, "when there was a lot of very nice electronic music and not so much dialogue").

"That's one nice thing about electronic greetings," said Mark Rinella, vice president of Blue Mountain (www.bluemountain.com).

That's a nice bit of electronic footwork, but how do animals that use sonar, or echolocation, avoid the same problem?

I could even see this as sort of a nice on-desk electronic picture frame for the socially obsessed.

What's more, it's nice to see electronic music make such a huge leap out of the underground and becoming, undeniably, one of the driving forces of mainstream pop culture.

Let's kick off the day on a hangover-friendly note, with a listen to new Downtown Records/Mad Decent signing Dawn Golden, who with a name like that, is bound to confuse some Googling Greek racists, but actually has a rather nice line in swoonsome electronic pop.

And on a strange road or, heaven forbid, when a dog decides to cross the street at the last second, it's nice to have an electronic lifeguard.

A Haitian Creole-English dictionary, either paper or electronic very nice to have.

Frankie Andreu, a former teammate of Armstrong's, did a nice spot on all the electronic gizmos in the car of one team director.

The movie starred Jeff Bridges as a video game designer sucked into an electronic world (a nice metaphor for an industry that often puts technological trippery above art) that was eye-popping and lid-dropping, with jolts of beauty blazing amid a morass of sluggish storytelling.