| Well, he was slim now, and had acquired, as if through plastic surgery of the will, a tight smile that meant to beguile. |
| I've seen her mystify and beguile audiences before with her great stage presence and all around snazziness. |
| The sea-world over, sailormen love to beguile the days of calm, to put to flight hours of ennui, by the spinning of yarns. |
| Unlike the programme of bourgeois parties, ours is not made up of hollow promises to beguile voters. |
| Michael Ondaatje continues to enrich and beguile readers with each new book. |
| I don't want you to try to charm me or beguile me or do whatever it is you normally do to have your wicked way with women. |
