Sentence examples for charming start from inspiring English sources

What happens when the things that you once found charming start driving you crazy?

"When he came in he said in a loud voice, 'I see you're sitting with your back to the light because you know you're too old for this part.' Not a charming start.

Sundermann praised the pairing of Offerman and Pratt, and said although he had reservations about a Ben and Leslie romance, he believed it got off to a charming start in "Flu Season".

It was charming from start to finish; delightful, too – and somehow, despite the looming possibility of an appearance by Jean-Luc Godard, never pretentious.

Isaac plays Nick with a kind of restless, reckless innocence that makes his pride and ambition charming to start and less so later on, as innocence begins to look more like naivete and dedication shades into neediness.

Passengers will be rerouted from San Francisco's cable cars onto less charming buses starting in January as the cable system is upgraded.

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Charming, charming, charming\" by NPR.

I realised this when I moved here: by playing the unemployable drunken Brit card I was able to get a job writing anti-American diatribes like this for TechCrunch ("oh, the Brit sense of humo u r") and to start charming their women with my accent.

He was a charming host from start to finish Wednesday, telling the Lakers ahead of time he didn't want a long pregame ceremony and later appearing genuinely touched by fans' show of affection.

When the reservation lines go silent, owners will find that the company stops seeming like a bunch of charming sticklers and starts seeming like a virus that cares about self-preservation more than the well-being of its host.