Sentence examples for there a charming from inspiring English sources

Haney wrote "Gradually, the power and esteem of these tales lift to new heights and remain at a peak with the breathtaking, moment-making performance of "I'll Be There," a charming song first cut by The Jackson 5".

Richard Holbrooke wrote about this event in his memoirs: There was also a real Dayton out there, a charming Ohio city, famous as the birthplace of the Wright brothers.

While there a charming French maid offered him a delicious cafe filtre.

Her soul now inhabits a heaven that conforms to the lineaments of her 14-year-old dreams: there is a high school there, where the textbooks are Seventeen and Glamour and Vogue; there is a charming duplex for her and a roommate; and there are lots of dogs to play with.

Attention, Internet: There's a charming new Benedict Cumberbatch video out there.

"The last time we stayed there, a very charming lady dressed in cargo pants and a T-shirt turned up.

Although the story takes place in New York's Spanish Harlem, Beatty and his characters are more likely to refer to Joseph Conrad and Michael Cimino than Biggie Smalls, and there is a charming tossed-off quality to these references, suggesting that there is no difference between the cultural osmosis of the more traditional "classics" and the culture passed off by hand on the streets.

It's too bad there is no companion book to Mr. Hughes's series, but there is a charming alternative in Bill Bryson's current best seller, "In a Sunburned Country" (Broadway Books), which approaches Australia from the opposite perspective.

There was a charming card explaining themselves.

There is a charming painting of Erasmus Hall Academy in Brooklyn.

"There is a charming clunkiness to them," Ms. Fenichell said.