Sentence examples for charming introduction from inspiring English sources

A charming introduction is "Micronations — The Lonely Planet Guide to Home-Made Nations". Home-Made Nations

Our bartender's welcome was a charming introduction to this slightly formal, Victorian-style restaurant and B&B, where the ambience is quiet, friendly and relaxed.

It's a charming introduction, written with Lowry's characteristic elegance and economy, and with her usual attentiveness to the internal consistency of her imaginary world.

"I never set foot in a restaurant until I was 16 years old," Selvaggio confides in his charming introduction to THE VALENTINO COOKBOOK (Villard, $34.95), written with Karen Stabiner.

The concert began with Chopin's charming Introduction and Polonaise brilliante (Op. 3), written for Prince Anton Radziwill (an amateur cellist) and later dedicated to the Austrian cellist and composer Joseph Merk.

Steve Voake's Insect Detective illustrated by Charlotte Voake is such a visually charming introduction to the wider world of insects including wasps and bees that it will disarm most children.

The evening began with two charming introductions — from Liz Del Tufo, of the Newark Preservation and Landmarks Committee, and Aimee Pozorski, of the Philip Roth Society.

In a charming spoken introduction Mr. Runge told the audience how he had chanced upon a recording of Mr. Kapustin's rhapsodic piano works.

At the start of his Bach concert at the Juilliard School on Tuesday night the remarkable organist Paul Jacobs gave an informative and charming spoken introduction to the audience that packed the school's intimate Paul Hall.

From the Archives: A charming, witty introduction to a 'Stranger' a la Gene Wilder.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.