that's charming

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Everything that's charming grows quotation marks.Back to top >>TuesdayTHERE are no trees in Bethlehem.

(Sinagra) MONADE (Tomorrow and Sunday) Laetitia Sadier of the pacific, intellectual art pop group Stereolab continues in that vein with music that's charming yet somewhat insular.

It's more bistro than brasserie, tucked into two low-ceilinged rooms that trade swagger for a gentle prettiness that's charming on first sight.

It's no Clocky, but this alarm clock innovates in a way that's charming in and of itself.

I directed her to the hotel that presides over the storied D.C. neighborhood with cobbled lanes, shuttered 18th century brick houses, quaint cafes and shops, a village within the capital city that's charming enough to have leapt to life from a storybook, if that storybook had been written by Bob Woodward.

That's charming.

Uncle Phil has perhaps overindulged Moss's weakness for 70s bohemia, a look that is charming in small doses but which, when overdone, can get a bit witchy.

The funny thing is, in the hands of TV veteran Greg Berlanti, DC's The Flash and Arrow have their own shows that are charming and alluring.

From Kent's point of view there are a lot of towns there that are charming.

The art bespeaks a naïveté that is charming and anachronistic.

"I wanted a store that is charming and unique".