Sentence examples for Charmingly named from inspiring English sources

To visit a traditional oyster-farming village, the charmingly named L'Herbe is a short pedal away.

I must confess, however, that my farthest west in America was an hotel in the Eighth Avenue, a region of New York City charmingly named the Devil's Kitchen.

A BILL circulating in the House of Representatives, the charmingly named Sunshine in the Courtroom Act, aims to overturn a 70-year prohibition on cameras in federal courtrooms.

Sure, there are samples, but it's mostly real musicians playing guitars and horns, or in the case of the charmingly named South Central Chamber Orchestra, strings and woodwind.

Without getting off, I returned to Old Quebec and the fastest sport in town: the charmingly named Glissades de la Terrasse toboggan run.

Incidentally, regarding crisps, Walkers defends its introduction of the charmingly named, and extra large, Grab Bag (50g as against the standard size of 35g) by saying that most of its bags of crisps are sold in 25g packs.

Another is named, charmingly, "the ex", which looks like a dark-haired woman, presumably sold to scorned gun-owners to release their frustration.

'I'd love to have the original Jacobsen Egg Chair, but I can't afford it.' Then there's the charmingly, and appropriately, named Poodle Couch by Ernest Race.

The frame for the evening is provided by a narrator, in the form of a lanky, bald, mustached and rather charmingly eccentric actor named Kevin McDermott, who assumes the role of Gorey's anagrammatical alter ego, Ogdred Weary.

Even the word "pachinko" is charmingly onomatopoeic, so named for the pops and clinks the balls make as they ping around the machines.

An hour later a charmingly accented man named Gianmaria called me up to make sure I would be a good interviewee.