Sentence examples for a charming scene. from inspiring English sources

After the poverty and hopelessness of Gyongyospata, it's a charming scene, though heavily reliant on the input and hard work of the outsiders.

Dan Ford's "Morning in America" depicts a charming scene of cattle at the river's edge, with a McDonald's tucked in just behind grove of trees.

There's what the writers probably hoped was a charming scene in which Clyde, flush with the money from his first robbery, walks into a fancy clothing store, looking to spend it.

The rest of "Red Sparrow" is glum, protracted, and needlessly nasty, with two attempted rapes and a charming scene in which Nate, tied to a chair, has patches of skin shaved off like Parmesan.

The local boys that Gabriel spends his days with struggle to chose a name for their gang, and in a charming scene they decide that, as one of the members of the US R&B group Boyz II Men looks Burundian, they will name themselves the Kinanira Boyz in his honour.

"It's not a charming scene of a sleeping labourer, but a worn-out labourer who can't afford to buy the corn he is harvesting". Keats, Marggraf Turley said, is seen as a "transcendental genius, interested in the big themes – love and death and art.

There is a lot of humour in the film and a particularly charming scene in which the heroine has a lesson in spaghetti-eating.

His first road picture was geotagged "Chicago Downtown" but could have been anywhere: the battered steel door between the faux fluted pilasters of a down-at-heel industrial building, its cinder-­block facade unevenly repaired; above the door, someone had stenciled a simple, charming scene of white snowcapped mountains and a floating white moon.

One charming scene has her transforming a mini-tantrum in the kitchen into an opportunity to twist and bop to the radio.

Each print pulls back the curtain on a charming country scene, a stand-alone tableau telling the tale of a gardening-related word.

by number, making it pos sible for even a rank ama teur to produce a charming little scene of an autumn duck‐shoot.