The phrase "darling ones" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a term of endearment to refer to loved ones or close friends.
Example: "To my darling ones, I hope you know how much you mean to me."
Alternatives: "dear ones" or "beloved ones."
Her new novel focuses on Darling, one of a ragtag band of children from the short story.
At grownup bedtime, solace was to be found on the YouTube channel of ASMR Darling, one of the most popular personalities in the wellness whisper network.
My first remark on hearing the news was 'Snork will expect something out of this!' It seemed to me that the thing must infallibly bring on a severe attack of the gimmes in the little darling one.
Rest in peace darling one.
"But, darling," one of them said, "I know a borzoi when I see one.
There I am in another ball gown, giggling suggestively at an old goat - not for the first time - and there's a darling one in which I pull up my ball gown suggestively to show my wellies.
I can't even end this or sign it.... Biasutti Hotel, Lido di Venezia MY DARLING ONE, I've nothing to tell you except over & over again that I love you & need you desperately.
The father's tenderest feelings were supposed to make his voice quaver as he said, My darling one, you are young and lovely, But inexperienced, and though you think The world is at your feet, It can rise up and tread on you.
Next week it is the turn of Alistair Darling, one of Brown's closest friends and allies over 20 years, though if the leaked extracts of his former chancellor's book are anything to go by, no longer on the kitchen supper list.
A couple years ago, I was live tweeting while watching Boutique, a film by Jincey Lumpkin, and Ela Darling, one of the stars, started following me.
