Sentence examples for charming chap from inspiring English sources
Your blogger first recalls attending its launch in 1993 when Michael Hughes (a charming chap with a splendid military moustache) forecast that the FTSE 100 would reach 7,000 by the year 2000.
Then there was a charming chap who willed me to "burn in everlasting hell you godless faggot", was determined to "find out where you live" so as to "enlighten you on what I do to cocksucking Marxist faggots" and "break every bone in your body" (all because he felt I slighted faith schools).
Charming chap, James D'Arcy, who plays the love-struck Edward to Andrea Riseborough's Wallis in Madonna's patchy new film W.E.
There are some charming chaps like your boy Statham (1).
Nearly 20 years ago the former Liberal Democrat leader spotted a charming young chap working in the European Commission and said he would one day make an excellent leader of his party.
Or St Augustine – that charming medieval chap who coined the concept of original sin, and said humanity was condemned by its carnal longing – this was when he wasn't busy with his concubine and his 11-year-old fiance, of course.
To my astonishment, the usually charming, softly spoken chap exploded: "Put that fucking thing away!
BBT Look, I'm sure Fry is a perfectly charming and avuncular chap to have drinky-poos with at the Groucho.
The other kind features charming, family-minded chaps, egged on by good-humoured fans.
The assault continued inside - a list of "Broad's Seven Deadly Sins" so wicked that they included not the usual mere sloth or lust, but instead the sick depravity of retying one's shoelaces too slowly (you fear the fiery furnaces could get awfully crowded), plus the charming thoughts of a chap from Melbourne flogging commemorative T-shirts with the slogan "Never Forgive, Never Forget".
