Sentence examples for means darling from inspiring English sources

Like the others, the local Jaiya (it means darling) offers terrific Thai food with some Indian and Chinese wild cards, at easy-to-take-prices.

Translation: Crumb of gold; basically means darling or sweetie.

This, Clegg insisted, meant Darling could no longer be trusted with the public finances.

See what I mean darlings?

Baba ganoush means "the darling of her father" in Arabic.

Mrs. Buck said the rose her husband dedicated to her was Mavourneen -- the name means "my darling" in Gaelic -- introduced in 1984.

This means Alistair Darling's prediction in the pre-budget report of a £78bn shortfall for the full year is likely to be underestimated by £9bn, says the respected Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Rain falls on the Western world,The coldest spring in living memory everywhere.Winter in mid-May means the darling buds of May uncurledOn an ice-cold morgue slab, smilingly shaking loose their beautiful hair.London rains every day anyway.Paris is freezing.

by Sharon Levy Rain falls on the Western world,The coldest spring in living memory everywhere.Winter in mid-May means the darling buds of May uncurledOn an ice-cold morgue slab, smilingly shaking loose their beautiful hair.London rains every day anyway.Paris is freezing.

Those twin constraints - the political and the economic - meant that Darling was left trying to juggle too many balls.

And as there are more no than yes voters, that meant that Darling always had the better chance of emerging ahead.