Sentence examples for gives a charm from inspiring English sources

The father operates a taco truck; the mother, in a maid's uniform, stands in a mansion's kitchen unloading groceries; an older son slides open the door of a bodega; a younger daughter, in school, gives a charm bracelet to a soldier who is there to speak to her class.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 11 , 1944P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Mr. John Robert Powers, the model's agent, gives a course-in charm and deportment for young ladies.

The New Yorker, March 11 , 1944P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: Mr. John Robert Powers, the model's agent, gives a course-in charm and deportment for young ladies.

Maybe that gives it a charm.

Damian Lewis gives Henry a charm that surprises and intrigues.

"Leslie's inexperience brings a sense of innocence to the character, which is needed for Fanny, and gives her a charm.

Finding that the town is deserted and foggy, with snow falling out of season, Harry meets several other people in the monster-filled town: Dahlia Gillespie, who gives him a charm, the "Flauros"; Doctor Michael Kaufmann, director of Silent Hill's Alchemilla Hospital; and nurse Lisa Garland, who worked at Alchemilla.

I was blindfolded by a dark-shawled woman who muttered apocalyptic tales, and given a lucky charm by a wardrobe mistress whom I chased through a labyrinth of empty clothes.