Sentence examples for rather groovy from inspiring English sources
At 8pm, the Mansion had seemed a rather groovy lounge, serving posh beers and cocktails to the jeunesse dorée of the southern metropolis.
The hotel's Sixties look is rather groovy, baby; the sprawling lobby bar makes you feel like you're in an episode of The Avengers.
And it's actually good, a relief, to see his sonsy, arrogant face being all alpha male once again, on the business end of the cop shop in groovy London, rather than torn and folded and weeping in some grey prefecture in Batarde-sur-Latrine.
I made a rather stylish, 50s-look kitchen table in oak, with a groovy pale blue, geometric-pattern Formica top.
When we began, Soho was really rather seedy and rundown, which was exactly what attracted the young, the groovy and the inventive.
Having lived several years in the Smugsville section of Los Angeles, we were rather too pleased, I now realize, to find a restaurant that served sincerely a groovy dish last heard from in the '70s.
"Most writers are frustrated musicians," says Lee, as I admire the collection of groovy electric guitars scattered about his office, leaning in odd corners, or draped over the rather roomy bookcase containing all the foreign-language editions of his globally successful series of novels.
Sadeh 5 is the most distinctive: a groovy music number begins with female dancers snapping their fingers in unison, soon launching into a rather masculine rendition of club dancing.
