Sentence examples for charming sport from inspiring English sources

It has been six years since Renée Zellweger appeared on a big screen, and twice as long since she has channeled Bridget Jones, the British heroine who made charming sport of cataloging her romantic foibles.

You think of the charming sports history programmes, presented by Clare Balding; information-packed also, but without Foreign Bodies' surprises.

The fact is beneath the public po-face, Murray has always been one of the more wryly charming sports people you're likely to meet.

A promiscuous magazine writer considers monogamy for the first time when she starts to fall in love with the charming sports doctor she's profiling.

"We like our minds to be knowledgeable, well-stocked with information; we should also want our bodies to be similarly endowed," he writes in his charming book "Sport".

The designer was just then seeing his charming Lotus Elan sports car enter the market; his skills were very much in demand.

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Because while a nationwide game of "Deal or No Deal" has obliterated almost everything that was still charming about college sports in an obscene scramble for imagined pots of gold, Duke and North Carolina will keep playing each other several times a year.

A more obscure but charming addition to the sport's literature is J. L. Carr's originally self-published "Dictionary of Extra-Ordinary English Cricketers," which includes such notables as: Frederick Louis, Prince of Wales, died 1751.

The downtown also sports the charming Shaw's Restaurant and Inn and a well-stocked library.

Instead all we heard, quite rightly, was how the countless benefits Waley-Cohen had brought to the sport, with his charming and modest deportment, were amply matched by his class in the saddle.