Sentence examples for darling object from inspiring English sources

This darling object, whose proud maker signed his name, Khalaf, was produced for a ruler of the Umayyad dynasty, which entered Spain in the eighth century to establish the Muslim kingdom known as al-Andalus.

It was now her darling object.

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TROPICAL MALADY The Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul became a critics' darling with his 2000 "Mysterious Object at Noon".

For example, the phrase "the darling thing" does not express a specific object; however, this information is provided by the image as in Fig. 3c, where a hat is depicted.

(The darling of London's artistic elite, Oliver hurls objects at her if she interrupts his precious sleep).

The fossil primate seemed to have two distinct identities: Darwinius, the object of scientific scrutiny; and "Ida," the media darling.

The comedian Kate Smurthwaite received 2,000 abusive tweets for objecting when a men's rights activist called her "darling" in a TV debate.

To make the measurements, Darling used data previously collected by other researchers on the motion of extra-galactic objects across the sky.

"If we lived long enough, we would see objects receding away from us, growing smaller and fainter with distance, and accelerating," Darling said.

Alistair Darling In a letter, dated 1998, in which he promised "not to sue", the former Chancellor objected to the suggestion he "outshone" Gordon [Brown] and that he was forced to shave.