Sentence examples similar to cast charm from inspiring English sources

Cast the charm on yourself and you should now have a Fame Level of 4.5 Stars.

But the Westport cast often charms the audience into forgetting that.

Corniness aside, critics seem to appreciate the cast's charms.

Tony Blair is not a person like other people, but something ugly and strange, a flesh-demon casting its charms, something that to do its evil first needs to be loved.

Even the word glamour has magic roots, as a charm cast to transform appearances.

It was this street – the site of the dramatic opening sequence, in which Cillian Murphy has a charm cast on his horse – along with the "incredible depth of the [Stanley Dock] tobacco wharf" that made Liverpool a natural fit.

Another "Southern Charm" cast member, J.D. Madison, is facing allegations of drugging and raping a South Carolina woman.

If you can't get someone's disposition above 70 try practicing your Speechcraft skill first, or cast spells which charm (like: Seduce).

They knew how to manufacture charms, cast spells, and practice geomancy using local gemstones.

Clearly the two comics attended Professor Flitwick's charms class, because they cast the perfect spell over the audience: Reductio ad absurdum (1 10).

Saruman's speech is itself a magic spell, cast right before the reader, intended to charm Gandalf into betraying his companions.