Sentence examples for charm strikes from inspiring English sources
Here, his still-boyish charm strikes a chord; even in his 70s he has the vivacity of a young man, one who has seen both triumph and tragedy, but still clings fondly to the memory of the Bohemia he once inhabited.
Her beauty, charm, striking voice and performance skills quickly made her famous across Europe – in 1962 she became the first Yugoslav artist to appear at the Olympia theatre in Paris – and the records she made with Teodosievski through the 1960s and 70s are magnificent Balkan pop-folk fusions.
President Obama had surprised all US-skeptics in Turkey by pulling a "pre-emptive charm strike" when Secretary Clinton announced last month that she will be visiting Turkey as the final leg of his first trip to Europe.
Mr. Charming strikes again, and I am already one down in social match play.
The chord changes of Bobbie Gentry's country-blues song "Ode to Billie Joe" are altered just enough to deny us the resolutions we expect, and the familiar tale sheds its folkloric charm and strikes deep.
Trees that at first seemed the soul of my new home's charm now struck me as agents of potential ruin.
Even Tim Bresnan, English cricket's current lucky charm, cannot boast that strike rate.
If charm bracelets don't strike you as quite bespoke enough, Jennifer George, a jewelry designer, is taking the concept a few steps further.
In response, the governor -- in a characteristically cocky manner that charmed some and struck others as arrogant -- joked that fewer and fewer Democratic governors seemed capable of keeping their jobs.
However, the charm lasts only until midnight strikes and things fall apart.
However, these improved, greased by cash, charm and the US air strikes on Afghanistan in 1998 that followed al-Qaida's bombing of American embassies in east Africa.
