But for those who understand her words, the effect is even more entrancing.

It was easily the most entrancing experience of his life.

One of the most entrancing images here is not by a known photographer, though.

Less entrancing, I suppose, if you've got them the other way round.

Their scale feels right, the light is good, and they are filled with some of the most entrancing art in the city.

This is surely one of the most entrancing spots on earth.

As a child, Mike was fascinated by the entrancing power of rhythm.

It was quite exciting to be taken down town every day and see all the entrancing things in the store windows.

Straight brown hair, parted in the middle, framed an entrancing face.

It has an entrancing call that sounds almost like a glorious song.

Imagine having one's head full of such entrancing information!

"He is such an entrancing protagonist," she said in a telephone interview.

And then there are people who know that you cannot get away because they are too entrancing.

When she woke the next morning, she found them even more entrancing.

It had an entrancing quality which silenced his questions and doubts.

Then you have to make the acquaintance of many entrancing beauties yet.

She could be so entrancing, so soft, such good company!

None proved more entrancing than the occasion, some six decades earlier, when she first met her husband.

Sorry to be so mysterious, but have met the most entrancing female companion.

Instead the more entrancing glamour of the gold came on to absorb his thoughts.

Again he thought of those strange entrancing words of hers.

The most entrancing lamps feature dragonflies, used in different ways.

The entrancing sight of the city had put new energy into them all and they hurried forward with lighter steps than before.

And the immediate future seemed at that moment more entrancing than the more distant one.

His voice gathered way, rushing joyfully after an entrancing memory.

Even after two weeks, she was still entranced by it.

"How will you ask her questions if you're entranced at the time, old man?"

He had entranced her from the moment of their meeting less than half a year ago.

I found myself watching him move, entranced by his eyes.

It is even more entrancing at night, and $9 gets you to the top.

But I'll bet that 30 minutes earlier those people were entranced.

The two other girls, who were entranced by what had happened, quickly spread the story.

The best hour of the year so far, and my two cats were entranced.

How would he seem to be calling her now after she had been entranced in his arms?

In fact, the music so entranced him that he didn't want anything else until they landed.

The grace of their forms entranced all who saw them.

He was entranced with the obvious trust in her voice.

But for the most part they just walked, entranced by their surroundings.

For now, he was entranced by the sights below him.

They reached the cereal area, and as always the children were entranced.

The audience was entranced, as she began her speech, at two minutes to eight.

Also, those entrancing, simple chairs that people love to look at.

But she found herself entranced when they laughed the whole evening.

Most members of the audience, who had done their homework, were entranced.

He was staring at his side of the monitor as if entranced.

Tall Neck is entranced, you can see it in his face.

The boy, having been entranced for over two hours, was suddenly outraged.

And she was obviously entranced by the idea of taking her technology to its limits.

She was entranced by the smell and feel of the leather.

That may be why this success story has entranced Germans.