Sentence examples for make darling from inspiring English sources

"The other members of the euro group want to monitor and manage the situation very carefully, they may have fresh proposals to make," Darling said.

The slew of "But you said …" quotes from this newspaper and that, which Salmond used to try to make Darling look inconsistent, were too personal, all about undermining his opponent.

For a most charming non-Disney rodent, a Danish company called Maileg makes darling cloth mice, approximately three and a half inches long, who live in matchboxes and dress in clothes that Beatrix Potter would have approved of.

It has responded, as the Bush administration did in part-nationalising Citigroup yesterday, a $300bn ticket which makes Darling's £20bn punt - and even his £118bn borrowing projection for next year – look quite modest.

Sure Osborne looked pleased with himself, as he always does, but he made Darling admit that Labour was dropping the idea of a "death tax" to pay for long term care, and fess up to nicking the Conservative plan to raise the threshold on stamp duty in last week's budget.

He makes darling chilled-out electronic music under the name Leaks.

"How long should we make it, darling?" he asks.

Sample tracks: The Smiths, "What Difference Does It Make?"; The Darling Buds, "It Makes No Difference"; Archers of Loaf, "What Did You Expect?"; Roxy Music, "More Than This".

That day of reckoning has come recently for some blue-chip growth companies, which did not make our darlings list because they've already suffered EPS declines.

(That said, it makes Mr Darling justifiably cross when the current chancellor points out how similar their plans are, while also arguing that Mr Darling and Labour would have sent Britain to perdition.

That dear old white-hair in the tiara was getting all like, Why are those supposed princes making that darling girl march in place ad nausea?