Sentence examples for it will charm from inspiring English sources

There is only loveliness, along with a puppy in mittens, a palpable respect for tradition and a gentle, hand-drawn tale so imbued with the wonder of childhood it will charm baubles from trees and coax tears from coffee tables.

Shunned, Aaron is forced to become a medical-waste collector, the lowest and most dangerous job, picking through dirty needles and bloodstained rags.Anna Perera's book is written for teenagers, but like her previous work, the bestselling "Guantánamo Bay", which was published in 2009, it will charm older readers too.

With a new narrator in Michael Palin, the programme has undergone a £5m revamp - in the hope it will charm a whole new generation of children.

Finally, Ruth Ozeki's mesmerising novel A Tale for the Time Being is probably too subtle to deliver that proverbial kick you're after, but there's a strong chance it will charm the missing spark back into your life.

It will charm the pants off the youth, and give you a rare inroad to Hispanic viewers age 13-22.

It'll charm your pants off.

The story is imaginative and lots of fun, and it will deservedly charm many readers.

Also, if you look at someone and then smile, it will instantly charm them.

All the arguments of who and where I'll charm away in a jiffy.

Some say he will charm it like a snake.

If you can't charm the gallery owner, it is unlikely you will charm his or her clientele.