Sentence examples for and charm in the from inspiring English sources

Which suggests that it wasn't Princess Diana who invented glamour and charm in the royal sphere.

The fact that Skellington's hollow-socket head manages to be every bit as expressive as Disney's most saucer-eyed creations speaks volumes about Burton's ability to find pathos and charm in the most unlikely areas.

It becomes much harder, then, to see a logic and charm in the classical dresses at Bottega Veneta and Fendi, with their Grace Kelly lines, or in the cool austerity at Saint Laurent, where many of the shapes — the day skirts, the jewel-tone silk dresses and cotton blouses — subtly employed asymmetry.

Con's first husband, Jerry, is the most appealing character in the novel, providing a gust of fresh air and charm in the book's most dramatic scene, a search through Brooklyn for the ruins of an elevated train track from the 1920s.

So says Terry Mayer, an expert on bells, who has created a line of fanciful silver and gold pendants and charms in the shapes of fruit, flowers and animals that chime gently when they're worn.

Bede's prose Life mentions that Cuthbert combated the use of amulets and charms in the villages around Melrose.

Last week's episode basically led us up to where we first met Snow and Charming in the pilot.

Murray chomps cigars and charms in the batch of stills from "Hyde Park On Hudson," an upcoming film from Focus Features that recounts the story of the British King and Queen's visit to Roosevelt's vacation home in 1939.

To acknowledge the death of Beverly Sills and also her enthusiasm and charm in life, the Philharmonic played Bernstein's "Candide" Overture without a conductor, as is its custom in tribute to Bernstein.

There is just so much meaning, and charm, in even the most minor of expressions".

Bergen published the first of three advice books, "The Polly Bergen Book of Beauty, Fashion and Charm" in 1962 which led to the creation of her own cosmetics company, earning her millions.