Sentence examples for fine darling from inspiring English sources
"Yes darling, fine darling, everything will go as planned," she told her caller with the steely authority of a woman long accustomed to having her edicts followed.
Many of the finest photography darlings of our age will make appearances at book signings held throughout the entire weekend, from Catherine Opie to William Eggleston.
"Diversity is a fine thing," Mr. Darling said, "but it's not a compelling state interest that can be forced by race-based policies".
Paying a penny an hour – even a penny a day – would be fine with GOP darlings Ron Paul and Michele Bachmann.
Yes, there's the reverence accorded to what the wine exchange Liv-ex calls 'the new darling of the fine wine trade', recently awarded number-one spot in its Top 10 global fine wine brands.
You may find exactly the right card, with the perfect image, then open it up to find an appalling piece of doggerel like this: No flowers are as lovely No chocolates as fine As you my dear darling Because you are mine.
Since then, the Financial Services Authority has fined the New York hedge fund darling David Einhorn, as well as employees of a JPMorgan Chase subsidiary, for insider trading.
Wisden said, "Leaving aside Duff's long score at the Oval, Darling was the finest batsman on the side in the Test games, playing superb cricket under very trying conditions".
"She was a fine lady, ever-smiling, everybody's darling".
"My darling," she wrote, shortly after the "finest hour" speech was delivered, "I hope you will forgive me if I tell you something I feel you ought to know.
