Sentence examples for also darling from inspiring English sources

Also: "Darling, let it marinate".

There's also Darling Nikki, a track which is apparently the reason Michael Jackson wrote Dirty Diana.

A favourite of Margaret Thatcher, he was also a darling of stockbrokers, who dubbed him "Mr 20%" for his ability to keep the conglomerate growing.

Her mother Julie Fraserr, who is also Mrs Darling) is distraught with fear of losing her child.

It's also the darling of our dip plate, and this version from Middle Eastern restaurant Honey and Co is one of the best we've ever eaten.

The independent think-tank's in-depth review of Wednesday's statement also contradicts Darling's claim that for Whitehall departments outside the ring-fenced areas of education, health and aid spending will remain flat.

I think he'd be unhappy without one, but the anti-establishment identity is hard to sustain when you're also the darling of the Edinburgh International festival (for whom he also directed the opera Death of Klinghoffer last year) and the new National Theatre of Scotland, who are co-producing Realism.

"We were very well researched," says Bell. "Everyone talks about our influences as the Valentines, House of Love, Loop, Spacemen 3, but it was also the Darling Buds and the Flatmates and Felt and Cocteau Twins and the first couple of Sonic Youth albums.

The company was also a darling among investors who didn't care about the elusive family as long as they posted strong numbers.

Charter schools are also the darlings of the corporate school reform crowd, oddly so, since so many charter schools have yet to prove their real worth, and so much of the charter school movement seems like a free-form experiment.

You've also become a darling of the fashion world.