Another charming word I have come to embrace: bereave — to deprive or rob.
He throws on his most charming smile and looks ahead and says the magic words to the gathered photographers.
But she isn't sure about charming (my word) them.
I only met her briefly, but she struck me as being immaculately turned-out, very focused, charming and word-perfect.
He's also the guy who wrote 110 People Who Are Screwing Up America, which includes the charming one-word chapter on Courtney Love: "Ho".
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
Her mid-Atlantic accent echoed Julianne Moore, and save for a few charming stumbles over words like "satyriasis" or "vaginal" Lawrence's turn was remarkable for being unremarkable.
In telling his tales, Weiss seems to create his own personal event horizon, a charming screen of words and anecdotes behind which he conceals his deeper self.
These days, Nyack has the word "charming" written all over it.
I wouldn't use the word charming with him, but he's been fine.
To my great surprise, a brand-new version of such a play has materialized at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, and it is, in a word, charming.
