Sentence examples for In darling of from inspiring English sources

For a start, Routledge won an Olivier award for her performance in Leonard Bernstein's Candide and a Tony award on Broadway for her turn in Darling Of The Day. She's regularly worked with Alan Bennett and he has written several roles specifically for her.

When RBS returned to the casino tables, the money it spent was draining from the real economy in Darling's repeat of the Thatcher/Howe recessionary squeeze of 1980-81.

Her change in fortunes from darling of the Tea Party to trailing in the polls represents a remarkable reversal for a candidate who used a strong debate performance that month to start her campaign, before winning the straw poll, the first big test of organization and voter enthusiasm.

Tells about Uys's house in Darling and his purchase of the town's railway station which he has turned into a performance space and museum of kitsch from the apartheid years.

Earlier in the day, darling of the party and former Labour education secretary Lady Williams said those Lib Dems who had signed the National Union of Students' pledge, now causing so many of them such heartache, had been unwise to do so.

In Darling's party, the importance of good behaviour and respect has been impressed on attendees, as well as responsible drinking.

In addition, Assemblyman E. Scott Garrett, a darling of national conservative groups who lost narrowly to Mrs. Roukema in primaries in 1998 and 2000, plans to run again.

In Brazil, once the darling of the developing countries, business confidence hit a record low in October this year.

The most famous of the new wave of British "conceptual artists", he has specialised in suspending a variety of animals in formaldehyde and in the process become the darling of the art world.

Local media railed against graft, a rising blight in Mongolia, an erstwhile darling of liberal development economists.

He emerged in 1992 as the darling of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) that he had helped to create.