Sentence examples for retro ambience from inspiring English sources

To nail the retro ambience Mr. Smith hired Harold Faltermeyer, the composer of the "Beverly Hills Cop" theme song, to write a synthesizer-heavy score.

A Porchlight Entertainment production introduced last month by PBS, the show combines real-time three-dimensional performance animation, puppetry, miniature sets and live actors filmed against blue screens to create the saturated colors and stylized retro ambience of Tarrytown.

The retro ambience is akin to watching a sweet old black-and-white movie that ends sappily, but still manages to tug at our modern, cliche-guarded hearts.

The stores have a retro ambience, with wooden tables and stools, Chinese calligraphy of the company name, posters about their history, traditional methods of preparing food and customer service reflecting Chinese family values.

It upsizes the 500's retro interior ambience much more successfully than the ogreish 500L minivan.

At Skylark, a bar in Park Slope with a retro-diner ambience, two dads bent over Harlem Globetrotters, a Bally machine introduced in 1979.

On the surface, little has changed: decor and ambience remain soothingly retro.

Trishna Restaurant and Bar If there was one place where we needed a local companion to lean on, it was this well-respected seafood restaurant whose ambience is difficult to nail down -- sort of retro, with vaguely marine motifs painted on mirrored panels.

Bradfield says that once he and Moore had seen Wire's lyrics for Europa Geht Durch Mich and a new song named Black Square (in tribute to the most famous work by the Russian suprematist artist Kazimir Malevich), they jointly resolved to create music with a more electronic, non-rock ambience: Wire's chosen adjectives include "warm", "modern", "compressed" and "retro-futuristic".

Placid and fifties-European in ambience, these establishments cater to substantial-looking people who dance tamely to retro pop and look for a bed partner.

He also joined the British wave of retro soul, using producers who programmed vintage samples into tracks that wrap some old-fashioned ambience around the mechanization of hip-hop.