Sentence examples for charming customers from inspiring English sources

"It was a sunken kingdom," Barrett explains, on his rounds, charming customers.

Odd case is that of Fifth Avenue millinery shop called Le Charme, which has appeared in the last two editions of the telephone directory as La Charme - probably because its charming customers insist on looking for it under the feminine article.

The company seems especially fond of telling Fields's story in public, perhaps because, in person, Fields doesn't come off as some scripted corporate type trying to change negative perceptions of McDonald's but as a chatty soccer mom charming wary customers with a folksiness that appears genuine.

They opened up a factory in Brooklyn and started selling $10 bars made of high quality chocolate they'd manufactured "bean to bar," while charming their customers with their matching lumberjack beards and aprons.

Business owners who can be charming and customer friendly in business dealings can turn uncooperative, pushy or defensive when talking to the news media.

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For those who prefer something besides steak in Tampa, it's a short cab ride over to Ybor City, where the Columbia, old and charming, reminds potential customers that it was "voted the best Spanish restaurant in Tampa Bay".

Gretel: Abby Kellett's charming online shop draws customers from all over the country with its fresh, unpretentious mix of home accessories and lighting.

Despite the glamour of soaring skyscrapers and chic designer boutiques, its spirit remains distinctly Asian -- from the thriving all-night markets where vendors offer extraordinary bargains on every type of goods imaginable to the charming traditional teahouses where customers trade gossip, nibble on sweet rice pastries and sip fragrant tea.

Although small in size compared to Carlisle Bay, the Villas at Sunset Lane is a warm and charming hotel and the customer service and meals are definitely five star.

Most charming, many of the longtime customers say, is how little the pastry shop on Morningside Heights has changed in its 40 years of existence.