Sentence examples for it was charles from inspiring English sources

It was Charles who broke the deadlock.

It was Charles, but he sounded distressed, panicked.

I walked into the ballroom and before I could sit down, somebody touched my hand and I turned around and it was Charles.

It was Mame, she said, that led to All in the Family, and it was Charles, perhaps, who sketched out the character reprised in her two subsequent TV series.

At any stage this issue could come up and surprise us and we could find parliament is less powerful than we thought it was". Charles has been asked to consent to 20 pieces of legislation and this power of veto has been described by constitutional lawyers as a royal "nuclear deterrent" that may help explain why ministers appear to pay close attention to the views of senior royals.

Instead, it was Charles, the middle child, who became the vehicle for his father's ambitions.

"It was Charles James," said the designer, describing his epiphany as he read that Christian Dior, a fashion star of the 1940s and '50s, had been inspired by the Belle Epoque clothes of the British-born couturier.

I believe it was Charles Harbutt, in his afterword to "Travelog," who wonders when he's looking for a photograph if perhaps that same photograph is also looking for him.

The self-promoting Strauss would get credit for the Golden Gate, but Mr. van der Zee wrote in his book that it was Charles Alton Ellis, a University of Illinois professor and design engineer with enormous mathematical prowess, who was really the presiding genius behind the bridge.

Last week it was the Richard Speck murders dominating the conversation; this week it was Charles Whitman's  University of Texas massacre on Aug. 1 that had people on edge, frightening a high school girl whom the increasingly depressed Pete had developed a crush on and later figuring in an argument about guns in the home.

It was Charles Darwin's famous book that brought it into the realm of scientific discourse, and it is Darwinism that ultimately explains all three.Darwin became unfashionable among bien pensants because of a reaction to the excesses of eugenicists, racists and "social Darwinists" who misused his theories.