Sentence examples for fall under the charm from inspiring English sources
It continues to seduce some impressionable palates quick to fall under the charm of its prestigious label.
But it is so easy to fall under the charm of the unspoilt landscape and the warm welcome that many travellers find themselves returning.
The country also fell under the charms of Michelle Obama, with many Czechs saying her easy glamour and warm relationship with the president was a marked contrast to the more austere role of political spouse here.
Picasso seemed to fall under the spell of Grant's famous charm and Clive Bell often relayed affectionate wishes; on one occasion, he wrote that Picasso had gone as far as to say that "if he had one atom of fashion about him he should think he was in love with Duncan – begged him to come and see him soon".
Marvel at iPod-toting children falling under the spell of low-tech charms like wooden toys, ice rinks and vintage merry-go-rounds.
I also fell under the Petersham spell, for the charm of the gardens, for Skye's uncompromising commitment to flavour and freshness, and for dishes such as a tomatoey chowder of clams and monkfish and a summer-in-a-bowl dessert of poached vanilla apricots and plums with yoghurt and honey.
It is far more common to fall under the wheels of someone on the psychopathic spectrum, with enough of the charm, egoism, deceitfulness, aggression, manipulativeness and lack of empathy to ride blithely over the heads of others — and just enough normalcy to avoid detection.
Ask each woman that ever met Tom, and they will tell you that they were under the charm of Tom.
Put a small dot of jewelry glue under the charm to hold it in one spot, if you desire.
