Sentence examples for darling called from inspiring English sources

"Come on over," Darling called out.

"This summer Darling called in help.

The former chancellor Alistair Darling called it "tawdry".

Commenting on the figures, the chancellor, Alistair Darling, called for wage restraint to help rein in price growth.

And Larry Page, co-founder of an Internet search darling called Google that had big ideas to improve health through the terabytes of data it was collecting.

Mr Darling called on SNP leader and First Minister Mr Salmond to bring forward legal advice on this issue as well as devise a new plan for Scotland's currency arrangements.

The government must also contend with the dilemmas in what Darling calls its "business plan".

Sometimes the best fielders do not win the Gold Glove award, but for pitchers, good fielding is integral to good pitching, and Darling calls Kuroda one of the best.

backed a bipartisan effort to pass comprehensive immigration reform in 2013, prominent talk show hosts lashed out at the GOP darling, calling him a sell-out and pressuring him to reverse his position.

Does he imagine that a Premier League chairman will be reading the papers over breakfast and suddenly exclaim: "Darling, call Sir Alex and tell him he's fired – Ruud Gullit wants a job!" 10.25am: I really don't know what to say about this.

Fans of hip hop's newest dirty-mouthed darling call themselves the KuntBrigade and are completely obsessed with mermaids, which is rather odd considering mermaids don't actually have any "kuntz".