Weather charms in southern Germany were often collages of among other things—saints' pictures, amulets, and seeds.
Indeed, so successful had Sir Fred's company become that you could even "Go Pontinental" by the mid-1970s, Spanish weather adding to the charm.
Had we hit a more uncharitable weather vein, however, the charm of messing around in boats and soaking ourselves with icy river water would have been considerably less.
Ms. Vassell, he said, "is as comfortable with hedge fund guys as the artists on the street," and has the intellectual chops and the charm to weather a recession.
"While leading men have been celebrated for their timeless charm and weathered good looks, women my age have been barely visible on screen," she wrote for Fortune, adding that women "try to remain visible by remodeling what age has created".
But the Barcelona Biscuit Tin had its own mysterious charms — weather-beaten, moldy and fuzzy images of Barcelona between the world wars.
Charming sidewalk dining, weather permitting.
Charmed by its weather, beauty and highly talented workforce, a lot of companies have just viewed policies like the payroll tax as the necessary cost to being here.
Winter is the season of the fire pits, those vessels, often made of ceramic or iron and fueled by wood or gas, that lovers of the outdoors set up in chilly weather for heat and light and charm.
Maritime villages with church spires, working harbors, tall ships at anchor and weathered wharfs contribute to its postcard charm.
