Sentence examples for as a darling from inspiring English sources

Investors and the IMF had seen Mongolia as a darling among emerging markets.

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who rose to office as a darling of the Tea Party, said that the shooting was "unacceptable".

Mr Yunus is widely seen as a darling of the West and was awarded a Congressional medal in April 2013, to Mrs Hasina's evident annoyance.

Ms Swann has been feted as a darling of the City for turning around WH Smith's fortunes since she joined in 2003.

Whether he can return to his roots as a darling of the theatrical avant-garde may be the biggest question of the Met season.

They sought to tie Ms. Gillibrand to Mr. Paterson and to portray her as a darling of the establishment who voted for extravagant federal spending.

Instead, she heads for a June 2 confrontation with the closest of her five rivals, planning consultant Ruth Galanter, a political newcomer who rode to prominence much as Russell did 18 years ago--as a darling of middle-class protesters angered by major development in their neighborhoods.

And whether "La La Land" — directed by "Whiplash" filmmaker Chazelle — could be as much a darling of voters as it is Gos-heads will be determined when the film completes its likely Venice-Telluride-Toronto trifecta.

Since Alice, she's appeared in Scent of a Woman, with Philip Seymour Hoffman, whom she remembers as "just a darling boy, I called him the Teddy Bear.

When the UICC appointed Tobacco Free Portfolios to run its global divestment initiative in March 2015, Adams appointed to its as chair a darling of the anti-cancer movement.

As a result, Darling's big moment was a let down.