Sentence examples for get a charming from inspiring English sources

"Fifteen acres with a cabin would be $325,000, but for the same $325,000 you could get a charming artist's home on maybe two acres," Ms. Lonergan said.

Then you get a charming little email saying that this is a "pitiful" problem and you can fix it yourself.

So, the next time you get a charming, witty and grammatically correct email from me, don't keep me hanging wondering if you've left civilization for a secluded life in a Tibetan monastery.

He's got a charming smile, but makes that charm recognizably false with a shift of the eyes.

She got a charming reply.

We've got a charming apartment, built just for us".

Remove that imaginary divide and you've got a charming photo of two great DJs and producers.

You are beautiful if you've got a charming personality besides your looks.

Unfortunately, this nice little tournament is about to get a lot less charming when it expands from 16 to 24 teams, with James Lawson of The Independent condemning UEFA's greed in deciding to expand it.

The United Nations itself is so frequent a device to clue the start of "un-" words, seeing Mr Ban get a cameo makes a charming change.

"It's got a potentially charming downtown area, and a lot of competitive strengths -- proximity to major employment areas like Stamford and New York City and old buildings with good space that can be renovated".