'charming prince' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a way to describe a prince who is attractive, pleasant, and likable. For example, "The charming prince swept Cinderella off her feet at the ball."
Laura Benanti and Gregg Edelman are terrific as Cinderella and her charming prince.
It was a talent, developed early, that never let this charming prince of light music down.
Laura Benanti and Gregg Edelman are terrific as Cinderella and her charming prince, finding just the right mixture of angst and archness.
Laura Benanti and Gregg Edelman are terrific as Cinderella and her charming prince, finding just the right mixture of angst and archness (2 40).
On the other side of the case are actual Borgheses: Princess Marcella's son Francesco; his wife, Amanda; and his two sons Scipione and Lorenzo, the latter probably best known as the charming prince on "The Bachelor," the ABC reality show.
Yet the power of the fairy tale was vividly illustrated once more with the luminous wedding of comely commoner Kate Middleton to a charming Prince William, and a hypnotic new film adaptation of "Jane Eyre," Charlotte Brontë's gothic take on the Cinderella story.
Today fairytales still nourish our imaginations, providing enchanted forests filled with sleeping beauties, cunning wolves and charming princes.
With the Christmas season now open, these old-fashioned fans of Mickey and the gang can catch them in any number of events, from an ice show, to the nightly switching on of the festive lights and Fantillusion, which carried Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, their charming princes and other characters on grand rainbow-lit floats around the packed avenues.
Among the children Ghaleb Kayali was a particularly charming Nutcracker/Little Prince and dispatched the mime recounting of his battle with the Mouse King with authority; Clara Ruf-Maldonado was Marie/Little Princess.
PRINCE CHARMING TNT, Sunday at 8 p.m., Eastern and Pacific times; 7, Central time.
Instead of a prince charming, he's a nice young Jewish goldsmith.
