Sentence examples for some charms from inspiring English sources
But it retains some charms.
Then, for fun, I could attach some charms or Grandmother's cameo brooch.
This time, instead of American money, there were a few Turkish coins and a note describing some charms from that country.
Still, if some charms remain unaffected, like the yacht rock of Lipstick and the camp goth ghost ride of Not Enough Violence, Pink's performance is not.
Even if mystic or nostalgic nationhood holds some charms for the rank and file, the mainstream SNP has in its ascent neutralised the rage and romance of the "Celtic" tradition.
She showed me a dark blot in the elephant's torso and said, 'Flawed.' I dropped the ring onto the necklace I always wore, a simple chain with some charms — a rose quartz, a silver goat head — and forgot about it.
"Even the Apple II had some charm to it.
Yet it also holds some charm for private equity suitors.
Lights or not, there is still some charm at the barns.
Animators pulled his upper lip over his lower lip to give him some charm.
Hart is a loner; a man of some charm but not warmth.
