Sentence examples for darling fans from inspiring English sources
Football people - the players, managers, chairmen, owners, above all, those darling "fans" - do not respect the game as a great game should be respected.
Kung Fu star Jackie Chan rolled in with China's big screen darling Fan Bingbing talking about next year's comedy action film, Skiptrace.
The emotional rawness and steadfast vulnerability of Björk's latest album, Vulnicura, mark what made the nine-track epic a darling to fans and critics alike, as it stepped away from the singer's notoriously abstract style.
Less than two years ago, the Drums, a Brooklyn-based indie rock band, appeared out of nowhere to quickly become critical darlings and fan favorites on both sides of the Atlantic.
Little known outside his industry, Mr. Horie became famous overnight and a darling of Buffaloes fans.
Kvasha, who became a darling among Islanders fans late last season, continues to keep his expectations low.
Born on Valentine's Day 1997, Embolo has become the new darling of Basel fans and is blessed with enough ability to break Liverpool's hearts.
She has become a darling of Indian fans, and her bronze medal represents a major accomplishment for women's boxing in India, and for India's overall sports program.
And unlike the work of other actors-cum-musicians — Russell Crowe's various pub-rock acts for example — the album doesn't come across as a vanity project; in person Ms. Deschanel is exactly as indie darling as her fans would hope.
The extra-funky song is a ready made anthem; surely a darling harbinger for fans of strong songwriting, has already garnered over fifty thousand listens on soundcloud.com - not at all a small feat.
She became the darling of the fan magazines with her marriage to Tony Curtis in 1951.
