Sentence examples for expression darling from inspiring English sources
"That's just an expression, darling".
How many times have you heard the expression "PR darling!", as if our work is perfunctory and can be executed without much thought?
Now, oncologist Dean Felsher, MD, PhD, and postdoctoral scholar Stephanie Casey, PhD, have discovered an intriguing connection between Myc and the expression of two darlings of the cancer immunotherapy world: molecules called PD-L1 and CD47 found on the surface of cancer cells.
"You look marvellous, darling.
This Koch-sponsored hostility to public schools finds expression in what Koch brothers' darling Gov. Scott Walker has done in Wisconsin, along with fellow Republicans.
The primer's expressions were archaic -- "old chap," "darling" -- as were its jokes, but by studying this book one hour every night for three years, the rabbi had taught himself an English we could speak.
Even as the new and old Australians were shredding his attack, the skipper's expression remained as fixed as Captain Darling's in Blackadder.
Her global Stop Telling Women to Smile 2012 campaign for instance around street harassment, was in part, a huge inspiration for Nola Darling's newfound artistic expression.
He is the author of "Free Speech: The People's Darling Privilege: Struggles for Freedom of Expression in American History," among others.
His expressions -- from pure joy to world weariness -- have made him a media darling.
