Sentence examples for enchanting encounters from inspiring English sources
With the slogan "enchanting encounters since 1865," the Langham, just emerging from a five-year, £80 million renovation, seemed a suitably grand spot to celebrate the 18th birthday of my daughter, a girl who has always gotten a kick out of playing dress-up.
Re "On the Ground, Counting Deer" (New Jersey and the Region, May 4) and the efforts of Essex County officials to justify the deer hunt in South Mountain Reservation: When I moved to New Jersey from New York City 13 years ago, I was enchanted to encounter deer in a forest two blocks from my house in South Orange (which abuts the reservation).
Its style is the neoromanticism (enchanted ballrooms, fated encounters) that was popular in Paris when Balanchine was working there, in the twenties and thirties.
Joan Edwards, the Wildlife Trusts' head of living seas, welcomed the news: "Marine protection is an issue which matters to anyone who has ever spent happy afternoons exploring rock pools or been enchanted by chance encounters with dolphins, whales or one of the many other captivating species we enjoy in our waters".
Hannah Yelland, whom Broadway audiences saw as the female lead in "Brief Encounter" in 2010, is again enchanting.
She encounters wonky enthusiasts of minutiae involving every species, and it's enchanting to meet so many weird and dedicated experts.
It was utterly enchanting.
Expensive, but enchanting.
