Sentence examples for charming television from inspiring English sources

He does a charming television interview with a young girl from the community.

But Mr. Cooke, who died this week at the age of 95, was much more than a charming television personality.

Olga Korbut, a Soviet gymnast, helped to change this at the Munich games in 1972, charming television audiences as well as judges with routines based on acrobatic combinations rather than graceful dance moves.

Mr. Obuchi comes across a bit like the Russian Prime Minister, Yevgeny M. Primakov, for both rose in one-party systems in which the key to success was impressing superiors rather than charming television audiences.

Sarah Parish ("The Wedding Date") plays Beatrice, and Damian Lewis ("Band of Brothers," "The Forsyte Saga") plays Benedick, a vain, charming television personality who is hired to work alongside the woman he once dumped.

Ronnie James Dio was briefly the lead singer of Black Sabbath, and these days, his voice sounds much better than that of his predecessor, although Mr. Dio couldn't possibly be a more charming television dad than Ozzy Osbourne.

That helps to create charming, interactive television, that mixes entertainment with learning and a bit of leaping about.

He even starred in a charming N.B.A. television commercial, set in a barbershop, which caused many, particularly in the Detroit area, to invest in Ben Wallace wigs.

That it's actually about the boy, played by the young actor David Rawle, has a lot to do with why "Moone Boy" is the most charming new television comedy to arrive in America this year.

Recently, I had lunch with an entirely charming TV maker, who was educated and intelligent about many forms of television but had never watched "The Good Wife," because, he admitted with a shrug, he perceived it as being "for women".

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