Sentence examples for darling again from inspiring English sources
Darling again denied this charge.
Darling again plays the compassionate cutter card, saying it is possible to cut spending without damaging "the fabric of society".
e) Calling the man in the paper shop darling, then sweetie, then darling again, all in the time it takes to buy the Sun. 4. Nipples.
Meanwhile, Mr Darling again said the pro-Union parties would deliver more powers for the Scottish Parliament if there was a "No" vote.
Yes, it was a day to take in the fact that Washington has a winning, playoff baseball team; Peyton Manning is wearing a horse on his helmet but still losing to New England; and the Saints are New Orleans's darlings again, even though Sean Payton was watching from a box looking like someone just stole his dog.
Chinese-based solar stocks, which have been pounded in 2008 amid fears that Spain and Germany will reduce solar subsidies, could quickly become market darlings again if the next president sweetens solar economics in the U.S. via subsidies or tax incentives.
This was the OMG scene, darlings, again... daring myself to dare!
For its part, Mr. Brown's campaign seems pleased to have Mr. Darling around again.
Yet in one big respect he has bungled and, if the nationalists sneak to victory, it should haunt him.Rearrange the deckchairsMr Darling apprehends, again correctly, that the dissatisfaction many Scots feel with the status quo is rooted in the same feelings of frustration and insecurity evident across the careworn West.
When I told my mother about Into the Woods, she was like, 'Oh darling, not again.'" Her stock-in-trade, she admits, is the vulgar and the ditsy: from Martin Clunes's dopey, dreadlocked receptionist in the ITV comedy-drama Doc Martin to Anthony Hopkins's shrill, promiscuous trophy girlfriend in Woody Allen's You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger.
