Sentence examples for darling of a from inspiring English sources
"Yes, she is the darling of a certain element of our party," Mr. Weaver said.
Osborne accused Darling of a "complete misrepresentation" of the Tory position.
He is the darling of a prosperous Florida family – "Lotto was special.
Shadow Chancellor George Osborne says it will still hit most earners, not just the bankers, and he will accuse Brown and Darling of a deception with the Budget.
But the three-time winner and the all-time record goal scorer in Europe's greatest competition is the darling of a new crowd now.
"Crash," is the darling of a certain smart set now, but there was a time when the racial parable had few friends and no backers.
The Lakers, darlings of A-list celebrities, got $2,750 for each of their courtside seats at Monday's exhibition game at Staples Center.
That was the darling of an earlier generation.
But being the darling of an elite didn't ensure financial security.
The sports star, not the movie star, is now the darling of an affluent U.S., and sports have become the high end of show biz.
It's not as if Salt Lake haven't become media darlings of a sort themselves.
