Sentence examples for more darling from inspiring English sources

The more Darling becomes an American, the less vibrant Bulawayo's writing becomes.

"I'm not brave any more, darling," Catherine tells Frederic in "A Farewell to Arms".

They remind you that you're still alive, and that you're not yet one of those people who perches smugly on sofas with their significant other, bragging about how, "We never really go out any more, darling.

14. Aisha Tyler The former "Friends" actress is hosting "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" these days, and all of a sudden the world realizes she couldn't be any more darling.

They remind you that you're still alive, and that you're not yet one of those people who perches smugly on sofas with their significant other, boasting about how, "We never really go out any more darling, do we?" Even the bumfluff boys aren't that bad.

He's off now to appear on Loose Women (I race home to catch him knocking out a few more "darlings", slightly more in character as Craig Revel Horwood than he had been with me).

The levy will bring in around £2.5bn to the Treasury's coffers, much more than Darling's "cautious assumption" of £500m.

Jepson has finished two more songs, "Darling," and "Have a Heart," both of them done in collaboration with a friend named Charles Drury.

It's from that scene which comes full of zingers like, "Take a picture of me and Harlow and see which one is more beautiful, darling"—that Ocean pulled his line.

More potential darlings will be fitted for potential ball gowns this week as the conference tournaments continue, although the big conferences will elbow in on the action.

Solectron is now worth over $23 billion, more than darlings of the media such as Apple.Electronics firms, like firms in other industries, have always contracted out some of their manufacturing, mostly to assemblers of circuit boards, whose role was mainly to supply labour when demand was tight.