Sentence examples for darling bird from inspiring English sources

A girl once asked her mum, 'Can I have a Cadbury's Creme Egg?' The mum said, 'No, you can't Danielle, I've already told you, darling – bird flu!'" – Tom Deacon "I once buggered a man unconscious.

She announced when she came down for breakfast that she had seen a darling little bird outside her window - some kind of mink-colored bird, she said.

Many people still feel ambivalent about birds of prey, especially the sparrowhawks that snatch our darling garden birds from feeders and pluck them alive.

One way to break it down is by genre: there are the big studio movies that fit the traditional Oscar mold ("The Post," "Dunkirk"), the scrappy indie darlings ("Lady Bird," "Call Me by Your Name," "Three Billboards," "The Florida Project"), the auteurist experiments that defy genre ("Get Out," "The Shape of Water," "Phantom Thread").

Nasonia giraulti is considered a specialist of Protocalliphora spp. in birds' nest and may rely more on innate preferences, e.g. for bird nest-specific odors (Darling & Werren 1990; Ings et al. 2009; Stephens 1993).

Filmmakers and financiers have adjusted budgets for their pictures accordingly, said Jamie Patricof, a producer of films including "Blue Valentine," a darling of last year's festival, and the drama "Little Birds," which will have its premiere here on Sunday.

Seriously, how did that friggin' bird get in the grocery store and why was it stalking me?! My darling daughter took my hand and reminded me to take calm down breaths.

Jessica, darling, please louder, darling.

"No, darling.

"Come, darling.

… My darling!