Sentence examples for darling candidate from inspiring English sources

For years the darling candidate of the elite and college-educated white classes, from Eugene McCarthy to Gary Hart to Bill Bradley to Howard Dean, could not overcome the combination of the working-class white and black coalition.

It's stirred up backlash for even the progressive Left's most darling candidates, like Bernie Sanders.

This primary season, the darling presidential candidate of the blogosphere was not Obama, but John Edwards, the candidate running for president while hiding a big secret.

Alistair Darling has warned candidates against being over-critical of Labour's record, in a bid to sell themselves as a fresh start.

To the always flame-throwing fire in the mouth, tea party darling and also 2016 candidate Ted Cruz.

Finally, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida — a Tea Party darling and possible 2016 presidential candidate — admits that dinosaurs and humans didn't co-exist.

George Osborne, the opposition Conservative Party's candidate for Mr. Darling's role, told the BBC that Britain's finances were in "an enormous hole" and that Mr. Darling should focus on reducing government debt rather than "short-term political pressures" ahead of an election.

I'm giving it my best shot," she told a panel at the Milwaukee Press Club on Aug. 2. Though no other candidate has matched Darling's fundraising numbers, many have outside groups pouring money into their coffers.

If you live inside the media bubble, you've probably heard that Elizabeth Warren, the progressive darling and self-declared non-candidate for 2016, messed up on Tuesday.

One of last year's darling growth plays is Markowski's candidate for most likely to crash and burn in 2003: propane tank company Blue Rhino.

Now British documentary-maker Nick Broomfield has turned his attention to Sarah Palin, darling of the American right and potential candidate for a US presidential run next year.