Sentence examples for retro air from inspiring English sources

The place has a definite retro air but there's something missing.

Thanks to Pan Am, the latest glossy US drama import coming to our screens next week, retro air steward style is back on fashion's agenda.

Some participants took the theme particularly seriously, wearing vintage Polo sweaters, retro Air Jordan sneakers and chunky gold door knocker earrings.

Tiny magnets have merry patterns with a retro air encased in acrylic; they come in a set of nine that costs a mere $5; at Old Navy stores.

But despite banners lobbying for "a new internationalism and a new culture of solidarity," after two days of speechifying and procedural maneuvering, the gathering had a very retro air.

There were space-age scenes of hoverships and conical mirror-glass hotels clinging to clifftops, all wrought with a decidedly retro air, as if taken straight from a Dan Dare comic.

It was too Sandler-ish and not sharp enough for the hipster crowd who might have been seduced by retro airs; not full enough of Sandler schtick for his core fanbase (his PG-13 work tends to open in the $40m vicinity); and surprisingly, with 62% of the US audience under 25, it looks like not too many 80s arcade-heads showed up either.

For example, a run of retro Air Jordan IV's decorated with intricate lasered etchings recently sold out at a retail price of $175 a pair.

With MTV now going "Retro Mania," re-airing "Laguna Beach," "The Hills" and "Daria" all summer, we started thinking about all the other TV shows we'd love to see in reruns.

The 50-year-old Mr. Audiard has an air of retro cool about him: he favors dark glasses and smokes a pipe.

The 1970s retro sophistication in which Air came packaged - Mike Mills's dreamlike video for Kelly Watch the Stars and the album cover's watercolour line drawings - was only the start of the let's-just-lounge aesthetic.