Sentence examples for quaint look from inspiring English sources

Many of my clients have been complaining lately about the hotel's new sleek décor -- as opposed to its old quaint look -- while having their Wolfgang Puck lunch, but as we walk the footbridge to the party's entry surrounded by giant palms, fig and ficus trees, ferns and flowers, I see the supersize white swans posing below in the spotlight on the lake.

It's thoughtful and slow-paced and its quaint looks hide a really challenging set of puzzles.

"Now a bit stout, sometimes quaint looking, he can still burst into a blazing display of dynamic heel work," Anna Kisselgoff, dance critic of The Times, wrote in 1990.

A quaint-looking box containing screws, bolts, and other items employed to tweak the strings of Cage's prepared piano.

San Francisco has a long history restricting housing to maintain the quaint Victorian look of the Bay.

It could almost seem quaint now, looking back with the knowledge that Chevrolet will offer for 2012 a ZL1 Camaro whose supercharged engine produces 580 horsepower.

Looking across the landscape of Britain today these views look quaint indeed.

Newspapers from the 1950s look quaint nowadays.

But the Thickburger is starting to look quaint.

It's enough to make Gordon Gekko look quaint.

The event made a Botox party look quaint.