Sentence examples for no darling from inspiring English sources

Even the state oil company from Belarus — itself no darling of the West — has reportedly been hatching a deal.

ACCURACY Mr. Christie does oppose abortion rights, but he is no darling of the National Rifle Association; he opposes concealed carry legislation, to name one point of difference.

Does a full share of the long-term waste cost mean 100% - yes or no?" Darling meekly replied: "I have nothing to add to what I have already said".

Among the most visible Baptists in Washington are Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Newt Gingrich, the House speaker, and Trent Lott, the Senate majority leader; though Mr Clinton, for multiple reasons, is no darling of fundamentalists.For all its clout, however, the church has a knack of shooting itself in the foot.

"I'VE NO DARLING NOW, I'M WEEPING BABY AND YOU LEFT ME ALONE," is written on the stone of 22-year-old labourer, Private 1710 John Edward Barclay, who was listed as single and with no next of kin, but who lived in a house with an older woman – who probably chose the words on his grave – in outer Melbourne.

For his people back here at home, the 99% he should serve, he has been no darling at all.

From time to time, she pops into Nicolas Ghesquiere's studio at Balenciaga (and there is no darlinger darling du jour) to bash out lyrics on an old-fashioned typewriter, inspired by the era of Marianne Faithfull.

No wonder Darling will demand efficiency savings as opposed to, say, sacking nurses or teachers.

"I have no idea, darling," those parents would have to reply.

Asked by the interviewer, Jeff Randall, whether this was by No 10, Darling added: "Not just them, the Tories as well".

Asked by the interviewer whether he meant No 10, Darling replied: "Not just them; the Tories as well".