Sentence examples for charm around from inspiring English sources

"The best lucky charm around is the Real Madrid badge," insisted Juanma Trueba in this morning's AS. "Madrid's victory was hugely valuable, but utterly pitiful".

Just west, there's a happy mix of inland nature, seaside sport and historic charm around the market town of Frontignan.

Everywhere Gaiman goes, he encounters women dressed as Death, Dream's sister in "Sandman": black clothing, elaborate black eye makeup, and, often, an ankh charm around the neck.

Such decorum, it seems to me, was learned onscreen; he could spray charm around like a fire hose, but it was nothing like the charm of Cary Grant.

He laughed, and toyed with the silver butterfly-wing charm around his neck, a gift from his girlfriend of nearly two years, Narelle.

When I removed my shirt, he was shocked at the juju charm around my neck and asked, politely, where I had obtained it.

These again use crimson charms, taking around 6,500 pouches to create.

In rebel territory, skinny young men, toting Kalashnikov rifles and wearing lucky charms around their necks, lean into car windows, blow smoke and demand tolls.

She laughs, rattling the collection of silver chains and charms around a well-tanned throat ("laying out," or tanning, is another no-no she enjoys).

"I cannot give all the details of what I'm doing," said Amadou, wearing an array of animal skin and leather charms around his neck and shoulders that he believes make him invisible to enemies.

A sculpture called "Crucified Lord of the Earthquakes," commemorating a day in 1650 when the city called Cuzco escaped destruction, is one: the figure wears a loincloth of patterned native cloth and a rope of little hearts, birds and flowers like charms around his waist.