Sentence examples for darling off from inspiring English sources

Ditto for the costumes, whose wear and tear often send Mr. Darling off into uncharted territory hunting for replacement material.

Then, in the sixth inning, the Mets tied it up, getting Darling off the hook, before tacking on three more runs, off of Schiraldi, in the seventh.

The David Wax Museum, whom I profiled last year, has been one of the most pleasant stories in music today -- a band that went from grass roots outfit to Newport Folk main stage players and Americana darlings off the strength of two self-released albums within 12 months plus a tireless touring schedule in which they took their win-you-over stage show throughout North America and abroad.

Alistair Darling got off to a poor start as chancellor yesterday as the prospect of a weakening economy blew a £13bn hole in the budget in the next three years with analysts warning the actual outcome could be much worse.

The followup to the 2003 critical darling kicked off the show with an extended trailer and a touch of gameplay.

The campaign had energised Democrats, who went to great lengths with get-out-the-vote efforts, but the final result came down to a tight race between Republican Alberta Darling of River Hills, who held off Democratic state representative Sandy Pasch of Whitefish Bay by a 5,000 vote margin.

Suzana Brezinova, the club's marketing director, said some high-spending businessmen still visited Darling to shrug off economic doldrums.

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.

Drafted to the NBA weeks later, Johnson joined a team attuned to his character - the glitzy LA Lakers, showmen on court, Hollywood darlings off it.

"Fuck off, darling.

"So," she tells me, "I say, 'No darling, I'm off the telly'.