enchant

The next three years were enchanted for both of them.

We had a 3-year-old at our table who was enchanted by the whole experience.

You came here in a few hours because it was enchanted.

In any case, I trust her to keep us enchanted.

To save me from being enchanted in the first place.

Not everyone the two men invited was enchanted by the idea.

The sense of being enchanted came over me again very strongly.

Tom told him he had been enchanted, but it was of no use.

Again, she asked herself now if he had somehow enchanted her.

The player has moved to an island town that was once enchanted.

She seemed to smile with care, as if not exactly enchanted by her life in the capital city.

The bright little spirit with her green eyes had long ago enchanted him.

Once this land might have been enchanted, but now the spirits were gone.

The men are ugly and have the power to enchant.

I'd been enchanted by the confidence in her soft voice.

Objects are also known to be enchanted so they fly.

Maybe you have to see it in the flesh, so to speak, to be enchanted.

In any case, the Governor was enchanted by his own rhetoric.

She was enchanted, too, I guess, but she's all right now.

He is enchanted by the simple ways of the peasants there.

Oh, what a fool I was to let you enchant me!

What could possibly be missing from so enchanted a place as this?

And it wasn't very difficult to see they'd been enchanted.

He was particularly rude to women, which enchanted many of them so much that they were always coming back for more.

It really enchanted me just to hear him play "Anthropology".