Sentence examples for a charming town from inspiring English sources

Ketchum itself is a charming town, thanks to its isolation.

Fredericksburg & Marfa Fredericksburg an old German settlement is a charming town of brauhouses and interesting architecture.

Many a charming town came to be destroyed in this way.

"It's a charming town, but it's not exactly a bustling center of night life," he said.

This was in horse country, in a charming town that Sherman didn't burn during the Civil War.

The ninety-four-foot, fourteen-ton faux Norway Spruce comes from Oneonta, a charming town northwest of Manhattan.

A few miles to the north in Confluence, a tiny, charming town wedged between the tines of three converging rivers, you'll find the gateway to the most beautiful 11 miles of the 150-mile Allegheny Passage rail trail, following an old railroad bed.

Joe, who had come to the Flosses' house in a scruffy, charming town on Boston's North Shore during the Vietnam era to marry their daughter, Diane, is now stuck in uncomfortable limbo under his not-quite-in-laws' roof, forced to be both the son they never had and, by proxy, the daughter they lost.

But Paris is also an unmistakably charming town, with the Southern — more than the customary Texas Western — feel of a Charleston or New Orleans.

Halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte, in the heart of the Deep South, there's an unassuming but charming town filled with good, old-fashioned Southern hospitality.

In a lot of ways, it's a pretty pleasant and charming town to be in.