Sentence examples for adopted darling from inspiring English sources

This man was once the adopted darling of city officials, proponents of Red Hook revitalization, and anyone else who nursed an ache for the way things used to be in Brooklyn.

This is about redemption in the eyes of a nation who, only two weeks ago, were hailing them as cheeky young heroes, the adopted darlings of a boxing-illiterate audience that wouldn't know a left hook from a skyhook.

Disney darlings pick up drug habits; they make unwise relationship decisions; they adopt pet monkeys; they shed inhibitions on social media.

Osborne mentions the fact that Darling adopted a Tory policy on stamp duty.

"They're just darling," said Hansen, who adopted the dogs after reading about their plight in The Times.

They would have made more specific, for instance, why the parents in this case neglected to inform their darling daughter that she was an adopted child.

THE MOST DYSFUNCTIONAL DYNASTY TO WHICH YOU REALLY WOULDN'T MIND BELONGING Admit it: You would be tickled if the Darling family of "Dirty Sexy Money" adopted you.

They do so as a global darling of bigger lands that didn't qualify, adopted by an Italian newspaper or an American poll.

Other recent Downing Street cats, known unofficially as Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office, include former Chancellor Alistair Darling's cat Sybil and Humphrey, who was adopted in 1989 as a stray while Margaret Thatcher was prime minister.

Many Democrats have dismissed the push by Rubio, the son of Cuban immigrants who was elected in 2010 as a conservative darling after adopting hard-line positions on illegal immigration.

Darling criticised Cameron for adopting a "do-nothing" approach to the recession.