Sentence examples for enchanting one from inspiring English sources
It's a jungle, but an airy, shady and enchanting one.
Ms. Middleton fired back a reply that said, "Ah, but I thought you were the enchanting one".
Kent provides an attractive landscape, but not outstandingly so; low-lying mists can seem enchanting one moment, threatening the next.
You reserve these enchanting one- and two-bedroom cottages (and reserve them early, if you hope to snag one) through the Hotel Maison de Ville; then go there (727 Toulouse Street) to check in.
"For the uninitiated, in Irish folklore (and others) this is a circle of enchantment from which the enchanted one cannot escape for several days.
But his summer away from home proves to be an enchanted one.
It is hard to describe Scotland's magical appeal, but Mr. Bruni manages to convey quite well how the landscape can quickly enchant one without warning.
Gabriel was infectiously enchanting - one of those people who cannot help but make you smile.
What may sound enchanting to one choreographer may be as grating as car alarms to another.
The intense audience-consciousness of the Trockadero "girls" is enchanting in one way; the virile innocence of the DanceBrazil guys, matching testosterone with grace, is enchanting in another.
In this infamous incident from 1995, Drew Barrymore – introduced as "lovely, enchanting and one of our most impressive young actresses" – bewitched David Letterman during a flirtatious interview, despite the 28-year age gap between them.
