He wore no charms, carried no Bible, confessed to no chaplain and had few superstitions.
Having convinced the world that its fjords and southern coastline make the country a great summer getaway, Norwegians have begun showcasing its charms as a winter destination.
Meanwhile, the Nook Tablet costs $50 more than the Kindle Fire and doesn't offer in-house video and music services, but has its own charms as a reading-focused device with a dollop of multimedia.
Just one in a series, charms on a bracelet.
When you have had your fill of Terracotta Warriors, musty palaces and gloomy imperial tombs, submit to Shanghai's debutante charms.
Based on a legend about the Goddess of the Luo River and inspired by Rhapsody on the Goddess,the poem depicts the captivating charms of a passionate and beautiful woman.
He has dead bats, used in certain love charms, and ground-up rattlesnake, for curing illnesses.
One of the charms of the world's most famous painting is that she appears radiant one moment and then serious and sardonic the next.
He still charms would-be investors with his sales patter.
Neither the historic charms of Durham and Bath nor the vibrant arts scene and nightlife in Newcastle and Liverpool are a match for the cultural dynamism and austere beauty of this Scottish city.
Yet the charms of tropical China are undeniable, and plenty of visitors succumb.
Overstimulated men report growing numb to life’s subtler pleasures, such as the charms of real partners.
JOHN McCAIN, an enthusiastic gambler and inveterate collector of lucky charms, has the luck of the devil.
Fortunately, its charms are more potent than its arms.
Faded pastel charms of the naive music.
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