Sentence examples for a pretty charming from inspiring English sources

Miss Briar, a pretty, charming English woman ran a pension in Taormina, Italy.

It's a pretty charming collaboration, actually, and makes it seem less like the concert is taking place 20 years ago.

The New Yorker, November 8 , 1958P. 97 Miss Briar, a pretty, charming English woman ran a pension in Taormina, Italy.

Interview with Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Stewart Gore-Borwne, D.S.O., 79, here to testify before a special U.N. committee on the unsettled political conditions in Northern Rhodesia,… Miss Briar, a pretty, charming English woman ran a pension in Taormina, Italy.

That said, Baby I is a pretty charming garage band rave-up, the kind that would fit snugly on to a compilation called something like High in the Garage: New Jersey Punk Vol IV.

If you've risen to be the CEO of a company, you're typically a pretty charming guy.

This was all pretty charming in the 1944 MGM film on which the show is based, and not just because Judy Garland was around as Esther to sing the big numbers like "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (whence the aforementioned beloved lyrics), "The Boy Next Door" and "The Trolley Song".

Still, it's pretty charming and charm is what the world needs now.

There were a lot of things that were pretty charming, or painful, but it wasn't quite true to those same feelings, and so --.

Robert La Fosse and Robert Garland choreographed "Tributary," a pretty and charming Mozart ballet.

Over the past two decades, politics in Myanmar have unfolded with a good-and-evil storyline fit for Hollywood: a brutal military government has persecuted a democratic opposition movement led by a pretty and charming freedom fighter, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the winner of the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize who until last month was under house arrest.