Sentence examples for in darling from inspiring English sources

One day you're in your study, and you have a character say the words: 'Come in, darling!' And then a year later, you're on set, and you see a quite well-known actress say: 'Come in, darling.' When I won the Oscar – that's a good throwaway line, if ever there was one – they have this thing where not only the dialogue of the nominated screenplays is read out, but the stage directions, too.

"The bill will come in, darling, mark my words," she used to say.

The characters in DARLING?

"Well, that is a terrible position to be in," Darling said.

Not for us the slightly more sophisticated Julie Christie in Darling – Rita giggled more.

Recrimination: Robert Gold (Dirk Bogarde) and Diana Scott Julie Christiee) in "Darling" (1965).

Organellar genome annotations were performed using Geneious, based on H. sanguinea (chloroplast) or V. vinifera (mitochondrion); synteny comparisons were performed using the Mauve plug-in (Darling, 2004) in Geneious.

As the crowds funneled out of Marc Jacobs's very-Julie-Christie-in- Darling" fall show in New York last month, the expression one kept hearing people use to describe it was "very-Julie-Christie-in- Darling

Enormous reserves of bauxite have been located at Weipa on the Cape York Peninsula, at Gove in Northern Territory, and in the Darling Range in Western Australia.

If there is a weakness in "The Darling," it lies in Hannah's motivation.

Study participants were drawn from naturopaths in current practice in the Darling Downs region of South East Queensland.