The restaurant business can be seen as a class struggle between the groomed, pressed, articulate charmers working in the dining room and the blistered, stained and profane grunts in the kitchen.
In his festival-closing performance Sunday night, Bryan worked hard — well, as hard as this twinkly-eyed charmer ever works – to come across as a product of the heartland.
Michael is a charmer, and works hard, between increasingly large vodkas and lemonade, to greet, to fix, to fiddle with amps and windows.
He is a charmer who works up the audience and engages whoever is around him -- he used to do many local concerts in Gaza prior to his participation in the Arab Idol program.
And because King O gets bored being stuck home alone, his "perfect person," Johnson says, would be able to take the charmer to work, perhaps in a store, where he'll get to see -- and dance for -- new people on a daily basis.
Reports yesterday said officials had hired a number of snake charmers to work around the village, trapping snakes for the sum of 1,000 rupees (£14) for each reptile.
She's a petite, dark-haired charmer who once worked for a much-discussed but secret government agency.
That may be overstating its literary qualities but "Cheat and Charmer" is an accomplished work of commercial fiction.
The setting is a small Midwestern town, and the hero is a newly arrived young psychotherapist (Loren Dean, a charmer), who seems to work wonders.
Cusack's Poe also comes across as a charmer who knows how to work his literary prestige.
