Sentence examples for go darling from inspiring English sources

"Oh, don't go, darling, it's so noisy") and observes that all the regional characters and even the working classes seem to speak in the Received Pronunciation of the upper orders.

("I must go, darling," he says in plummy tones. "It's my duty as a Cockney man. As a man of Cockney persuasion. I was born within five inches of Bow Bells. Ding dong, ding dong").

In "Dress to Kill," for instance, he goes into a tiff about the stiffness of British movies between the thirties and the fifties ("Darling, I'm off to the war". "Oh, don't go, darling, it's so noisy") and observes that all the regional characters and even the working classes seem to speak in the Received Pronunciation of the upper orders.

Brought a can of ravioli in and said: "There you go darling, heat that up for me, eh?" I didn't realize it was bring-your-own-canned-goods-to-the-pub day.

Remember the lyrics to their hit released in 1982, "Should I Stay or Should I Go"? Darling you got to let me know, Should I stay or should I go?

Brought a can of ravioli in and said: "There you go darling, heat that up for me, eh?" I didn't realise it was bring-your-own-canned-goods-to-the-pub day.

"I've got to go, darlings," Ms. Lear said from the stage.

"Where are you going, darling?" the driver asked.

After living in the complex close to the ocean for  38 years, "Where was I going, darling?" she asked.

She always asked me, "How's it going, darling?" when we met at the end of each day.

It went, 'Baby darling darling girl, I really love your Jheri Curl.' I thought it was tight as hell".