Sentence examples for darling than from inspiring English sources

Sure, Bronson has been more of a critic's darling than Ghost in recent years.

"When Henry asked me to marry him, my mother said, 'It's better to be an old man's darling than a young man's slave.' And then, it seemed different.

The downtime was never more oppressive for Darling than during those two days in October, when he was left in a kind of limbo before the biggest start of his career.

Now, after a team that had lost seven of their previous nine Tests has hammered England in their last three and may yet go on to record a 5-0 Pom-wash, he is almost more the nation's darling than captain Michael Clarke or fast bowling wrecking-ball Mitchell Johnson.

I'm personally partial to Faith No More's Sol Invictus X Ambassadors' Jeep-endorsing Renegade was the biggest alt-rock hit of 2015, but the nominees in this field are more festival darlings than radio favorites.

Better known for offbeat critical darlings than box office smashes, Anderson has nonetheless generated  some money-makers.

Overall, more people approve of the plans announced by Darling, 50%, than disapprove, 41%.

What better way to prove her nonchalance to Tarr, her darling Sorbert, than by being seen talking intimately with Kreisler.

Shares in the Internet darling more than doubled in their first day of trading and have stayed in the stratosphere even after an 8 percent decline on Thursday.

And yet fulminating Mr Osborne said little, and somnolent Mr Darling more than he can ever have expected.Throughout his long cabinet career and short stint at the Treasury, Mr Darling has specialised in neutralising calamities.

"We're going even heavier in the Darling race than we have before, and still staying strong in the Olsen race," said Neil Sroka, a spokesperson for PCCC.