Sentence examples for make it charming from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the fact that a show has been overtaken by changes of attitude can make it charming on revival, as has happened with Richard Eyre's tremendous revival of The Pajama Game.

Make it charming and meaningful.

Its amateurishness makes it charming. .

Such details make it especially charming and interesting — and the text by Catherine Wells-Cole is sharp and even racy ("Dickens was a demon shorthand writer").

That may seem like the makings of a pretty boring love e-mail, but good writers can inject anything with a little life, a little charm, and enough vivid details to make it seem downright charming: "Today my roommate has been conducting experiments in the kitchen, taking prefabricated blocks of noodle stuffs and boiling them in a mixture of salt and tap water.

NESTLING on a hillside in the lush forests of northern Thailand, Mae La refugee camp's neatly thatched rows of bamboo huts make it look rather charming.

To 15 December, aaschool.ac.uk Adam Jacques Books If you buy only one book tomorrow, Manic Monday (the day of the year when internet shopping apparently peaks), make it this year's most charming stocking filler, Sorry, I'm British!, by Ben Crystal and Adam Ross (Oneworld, £9.99).

"The way you move through the space makes it very charming," Mr. Neary said.

And Oona King, the ex-Labour MP and now a baroness, actually made it snappy, charming and chortling her way through America's deep south and its many twisting skeletons.

This feature of MPTCP makes it quite charming for the recent consumer mobile devices that support multiple radio interfaces such as 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, and LTE.

What is it then about the internet startup industry that makes it so charming?