Sentence examples for dearest on from inspiring English sources

In 1952 Elia Kazan gave up old colleagues to the House Committee on Un-American Activities and then went off to direct a handful of movies about betrayal, including one about selling out your nearest and dearest: "On the Waterfront".

Exhausted after endless weeks of work, driving their tractor-wheeled vehicles across dusty terrain between the mother ship and the temporary outpost next to the dig site, and waiting for crackly video messages to come through from their nearest and dearest on earth, they're looking forward to getting home.

I am called "dear" on several occasions.

Dear, on a day of dumb rain,.

Buckley said it took a few hours to establish communication with Dear on Saturday.

When Michael Winner delivers his catchphrase "Calm down, dear" on the Esure insurance ads he does, on occasion, have the good grace to do so dressed as a fairy.

Donald Levinsohn also has copies of certain books that James holds dear, on subjects ranging from the history of the movies to "The Simpsons".

England's rugby team will have one last chance to earn the victory in the land of the All Blacks that they crave so dear on Saturday morning when they compete in the third Test against New Zealand.

Another mistake from Tagicakibau cost his side dear on 30 the half hour when the wing received a yellow card for tip tackling Jonny Arr and Goode easily kicked the resulting penalty.

Baba Yaga comes to meet her at the door and asks her, "Have you seen anything, my dear, on your way to my house?" "I saw," the girl answers, "the gate closed with a leg".

In an 1826 letter in the New Court Argus of Western America, she referred to Darby as "the chief instigator of the foul murder which has deprived me of all my heart held most dear on earth".