The phrase "a daniels" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context, making it unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "I received a daniels in the mail today, but I'm not sure what it is."
Alternatives: "a package" or "a letter".
JUDITH A DANIELS, COBHOLM, GREAT YARMOUTH Can't believe it's five years.
If you'd never seen a DANIELS video before and had one described to you by a friend, you would probably experience a couple of WTF brain explosions before concluding that these guys are a just a little bit crazy.
The Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin, generally a Daniels critic, praised him as "poised and serious".
But if he goes too cynically populist, he risks alienating the establishment, and seeing a Daniels or a Barbour (or a Bush) move in and take his place.
Yes, a Daniels or a Christie or a Huckabee might have beaten him if they'd entered the race, but they didn't get in, did they?
For a Daniels candidacy to catch fire, what's left of the Republican establishment, currently (if reluctantly) coalescing around Mitt Romney, would have to decide that he's the better pick.
Most reviewers like to pose as a Daniel come to judgment.
64 years after his death, being a Daniel in political writing still pushes one to the margins.
He also had a very symbiotic relationship, described in a Daniel P. Gregory essay, with the builder and developer Cliff May.
The revivalist hymn "Dare to be a Daniel / Dare to stand alone", he said, could be updated with a "Don't" at the start of each line.
Throughout it all, he obeyed his father's directive: he was a Daniel who dared to stand alone, who dared to let it be known.
