The new darling of bed buffs, the warmer blankets turn off automatically after 10 hours, are machine washable, can be precisely controlled and, depending on the source, brand and bed size, cost $85 to $200.
In heated exchanges he told Mr Darling: "You're in bed with the Tory Party, in bed with the Tory Party".
"We'll talk about this after I've put the boys to bed, darling".
In "Deathwatch Danceathon" Harrison more obviously travesties Marvell's poem: "Put less ornately, 'we're soon dead, / my sweetest darling, come to bed!' " This might well be the problem: Harrison doesn't seem to understand why poems are written in certain ways - that the ornateness is central to the wit of Marvell's poem, for instance.
Honor and Xavier — lean, pale, navy-blue-eyed and dark-lashed, with close-cropped hair — were jumping on their mother's bed, saying "Darling!
He said he had kept on negotiating with Treasury officials on the detail of his department's budget until the small hours of the morning of the report, even after Darling had gone to bed.
The uncomfortable reality for Labour is that they can be accused, as Alex Salmond did in the second TV debate with Alistair Darling, of being in bed with the Tories in the Better Together campaign, which collectively makes no claim for greater social justice.
After eating, pick up your baby and say: Time for bed my darling!
She came upstairs and I was on my laptop, and she said, 'Night darling, I'm going to bed...'... "And I said, 'Mum'.
French Elle published a joint interview with her and Michel Houellebecq, accompanied by a photograph of the two writers in bed: the irreverent darlings of the fin-de-millénaire Parisian literary scene.
