Sentence examples for one's darling from inspiring English sources

FATCA, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, is no one's darling.

(It could have gone further by utilizing his trademarked "wisdom from the service sector" -- some unwittingly sage cabdriver or hotel concierge -- but then, as they say, one must occasionally murder one's darlings).

Other notable guests include Akon on the triumphant "Let It Go" (Wiz got really excited when this one came on), 2012's darling 2 Chainz on "It's Nothin," "Rise Above" with Pharrell, and Juicy J on "The Plan".

Airbnb In China One of world's darling startup juggernauts — Airbnb — is cracking the code on the China market.

But today, it's one of the Street's darling stocks as it has grown to be the largest U.S. retailer of beauty products and services, generating revenues of nearly $4 billion.

One Man was Cheltenham's darling, he seemed to know it, and generously he shared his greatness with the worshipping populace.

Undoubtedly, Joschka Fischer, the old and new German foreign minister who was one of Madeleine Albright's darlings, will soon descend on Washington to chat up Condi Rice and Colin Powell.

Jane Austen's "one darling child" Pride and Prejudice was published 200 years ago.

Jane Austen's "one darling child" Pride and Prejudice was published 200 years ago and the BBC's David Sillito has been finding out how the novel has endured for so long.

In this election, we have one candidate who's the NRA's darling boy, and he's saying he could shoot people on Fifth Avenue and still get votes.

Put together by CMT executive Leslie Fram, the recent additions to the 2016 class include Courtney Cole, one of Darling's close friends.