Sentence examples for charming chapter from inspiring English sources

In the brief, bizarre yet charming chapter "Nostalgia", he falls for the charms of the Windamere, a hotel in Darjeeling where time appears to have stood still, and where a gimlet is made with six parts gin to one of Rose's Lime Cordial, rather than the usual four.

The most charming chapter in the book is neither philosophical nor instructional.

In this charming chapter, the author has explained the intricacies of cloning, recombinant DNA and the controversies that occupied the hearts and minds of "Einsteins" of molecular genetics.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

He's also the guy who wrote 110 People Who Are Screwing Up America, which includes the charming one-word chapter on Courtney Love: "Ho".

Markovits's heroine is less charming in these chapters, as she and her often hypocritical friends gather and gossip, plotting to "save" Gus from her half brother.

According to Perry's quirky and charming summary of the second chapter of Exodus, Moses was rescued by "those Pharaoh ladies," and grew up "livin' large, on Pharaoh's credit card".

But there are still charming reminders that celebrate an important chapter in Montreal's history.

Emily's Surprising Voyage by Sue Purkiss Walkerr, £3.99) is a delightful story for readers moving on to chapter books and features charming illustrations by James de la Rue.

The current quarreling is an ugly chapter in what once seemed like a charming romance.

One of the most charming features of "Lichens of North America" is the opening of each chapter with a verse or other quote about lichens.