Sentence examples for charming base from inspiring English sources

Lodging and Dining La Posada de Albuquerque, 125 Second Street, (800) 777-5732, (505) 242-8664, www.laposada-abq.com, in the heart of Albuquerque, is a charming base for exploring ruins in central and northern New Mexico.

WHERE TO STAY The Beaumont Inn, 638 Beaumont Inn Drive in Harrodsburg, is a former women's college dating from 1845 and a charming base for the Lexington end of the Bourbon Trail; (859) 734-3381; doubles from $92.

If her activities for the next month can be limited to charming the "base" at rallies, chatting with right-wing talk-radio and Fox News hosts, and granting interviews to dim, carefully vetted "Eyewitness News" local anchors, she probably will do no further damage to the Republican ticket.

He showed a charming collection based on the concept of a working wardrobe, a rarity for either fashion gender.

5-8 Aug. 11-151-15), a charming satire based on Shaw's "Arms and the Man," which took London and New York by storm just a few years before the First World War.

The summer's offering of Viennese operetta, conducted by James Bagwell, is also inviting: Oscar Straus's "The Chocolate Soldier" (Aug. 5-8 Aug. 11-151-15), a charming satire based on Shaw's "Arms and the Man," which took London and New York by storm just a few years before the First World War.

Gemma Bovary is an absolutely charming movie, based on a graphic novel by Posy Simmonds.

In 2005 Princeton professor Harry Frankfurt published a wee and charming book, based on a lecture, called On Bullshit.

He was rescued and given his charming name (based on the the fact that he was located on Cinco de Mayo).

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

There was something charming and original — based on Etro's imaginative fabrics — that prevented the theme from seeming forced.