Sentence examples for charm to be from inspiring English sources

Sure, it was frustrating to be priced out of SoBoNoBe, but there's tons of old-school charm to be found here in Foul Creek.

Barbara Carroll, who won last year's Mabel award, brought a similar grace, understanding, classical refinement and charm to "Be Careful, It's My Heart" and "Blue Skies".

If largely devoid of the charm to be found in other arcades, this one at least is a vital place of business for its customers.

Messiaen's subject was the joy, the extraordinariness, the shock and also the charm to be felt at eternity's visiting earth in the shape of a baby.

There's plenty of small-scale, Cirque du Soleil-like charm to be harvested, as long as you're not scratching your head trying to figure out what the heck this mad business has to do with you-know-who.

But the problem for Kate is the public's great expectations: that she will have the fashion savvy, the grace and the charm to be another "people's princess," as Diana was called.

Unlike other summer fruits, apricots need to be cooked for their charms to be fully revealed.

At a performance of Cinderella, you don't expect Prince Charming to be the center of attention.

Manhattan has its charms to be sure, but this week misers may have to travel north or south to get the best deals.

In the book Ms. Taylor, repaid in caftans, appears charmed to be giving her young protégé an all-access pass to her vagabond life.

THROUGHOUT a lengthy, influential career the composer and vocalist Robert Ashley has designed his groundbreaking series of operas -- dizzying confluences of spoken and sung words, electronic music, video elements, mystery and charm -- to be performed by himself and a tightly knit group of regular collaborators.