Sentence examples similar to fashioned to charm from inspiring English sources
I like to charm the fashion skeptics with self-deprecating tales of my fashion mishaps.
Thousands of shops sell the luminescent deep green gemstone, fashioned into lucky charms and jewellery of all sizes and shapes.
"Da Vinci's Demons" is but the latest costume extravaganza poised to charm the fashion set.
Antique arias by Handel and Scarlatti, lightweight lieder such as Schumann's "Die Kar tenlegerin," folk‐song arrange ments by Falla, Oubradors and Copland — all were performed with a blend of grace and a sort of naive, old ‐ fashioned charm that completely won over her audience.
The Aquinnah Wampanoag displays range from traditional-looking pots, jars and jugs, some of them dating from the late 19th century, to recent creations — miniature canoes, necklaces and lucky charms — fashioned by contemporary artists to be sold to collectors and summer tourists.
And so they've championed the mythology Polanski fashioned for himself, allowed him to clad himself in the guise once thoroughly skewered by Nabakov, to charm his audiences as he once charmed his victim's mother and his victim herself, and cheered his attempts to evade the processes intended to put an end--at least temporarily--to his predation.
She has a weird sense of fashion, she broods in her room, she upends the domestic dynamic — yet she has just enough life experience to charm and intimidate your school friends.
Matthew Goode Knows How to Charm.
One to charm the grannies.
It may be harder to charm shareholders.
