Sentence examples for darling from from inspiring English sources

Florida State officials then prohibited Devard Darling from playing receiver for the Seminoles.

They also played with the band Cracker, an indie darling from the 1990s, at a bar near the Joshua Tree National Park.

She calls me "darling" from the off, and tells me that I should stop her if she veers off the point, lest she fritter away our allotted hour.

One thing is clear: Sharron Angle, the Tea Party darling from Nevada, has fallen out with Senator John McCain of Arizona.

And we have so many dedications, requests, mentions, that we need to know pretty quickly, before we start saying 'Happy anniversary darling' from a wife to a soldier".

He couldn't find anyone who would carry his bag better than another Scot so he grabbed [Alistair] Darling from wherever he was.

"Kill Your Darlings," from the producer Christine Vachon ("Boys Don't Cry") and first-time director John Krokidas, stars Mr. Radcliffe, Mr. Foster and Elizabeth Olsen Martha Marcy May Marlenene").

The three of them follow in the dubiously informed footsteps of such darlings from recent election cycles as the inimitable Sarah Palin.

The junior Spitfires were Windsor's darlings from the mid-1970s on, and fans, many of them autoworkers, packed the arena and made it among the most raucous rinks in junior hockey.

The collapse in Internet stock prices this year, which has choked off the flow of capital to start-ups, has accelerated the pace of failures of former Wall Street darlings from Pets.com to Furniture.com.com

"Kill Your Darlings," from Killer Films, an independent production company, tells a version of the story that can also be found in "And the Hippos Were Boiled in Their Tanks," a roman ?lef written in 1945 by Kerouac and Burroughs but unpublished until 2008.