Sentence examples for darling other from inspiring English sources

Although Brazil warrants its status as the region's darling, other Latin American markets also offer opportunities.

"You can look at your smartphone and know that everything is OK," Carson Darling, other co-founder of tech company Rest Devices, told Engadget.

I even got called darling the other day.

This odd tactic has made Ms. Atkinson a darling of other writers, who understandably admire the wizardry of her techniques.

One is Ayaan Hirsi Ali, the Somali-born thinker and neoconservative darling; the other is Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist who, in 2010, was sentenced to 86 years in prison for her assault on American personnel in Afghanistan.

Even though it was exhausting, and required substantial support from his parents, Singh never complained to Darling or other members of the CBC staff because he feared they would replace him.

This work should dramatically expand the sample size currently available to Darling and other researchers.

But Ms. Darling and others were also heartened because some areas in the report said that the United States had shown marked improvement, including the measurements hospitals use to track how well they treated conditions like heart failure and pneumonia.

So, when TrivWorks founder, David Jacobson, invited me to attend their "15 Minutes of Fame Pop Culture Trivia Night" celebrating (and gently ridiculing) one hit wonders, television supernovas, media darlings, and other short lived social phenomena at Brooklyn's Bell House, I couldn't say yes quickly enough.

You could have e-mailed your pick to me, but you couldn't be bothered, and now you'll have to put up with the darlings of others.

It was not that the public was necessarily bored with its former darling, but it had other things on its mind: things like North versus South, and Out West.