Sentence examples for other darling from inspiring English sources

Now the other darling of the tea-party movement is stealing her thunder without even troubling to say that she is running.

Americans may know far less about the first Republican congresswoman from Minnesota than they do of that other darling of the Tea Party movement, Sarah Palin.

Still no sign of Paris or that other darling of the Manhattan party circuit whose great-grandfather created a hotel empire, her younger sister, NICKY.

Now, in a crowd of men who went to posh universities and call each other darling, Jefferies more than holds his own, belying the unfortunate nickname Nice but Dim (after a character on an old BBC show).

He has just learned from his publisher, Jason Epstein of Random House, that "the booque" (Kennedy's north-country British pronunciation) is pegged at No. 2 on The New York Times best-seller list, right below Epstein's other darling, "Trump". The BBC and PBS are planning a series on empires to be narrated by Kennedy.

Rhubarb is famously paired with strawberries -- spring's other darling.

How about America's other darlings, Florida International?

A hunch: his writings may be read long after acclaimed works of other darlings of Academe.

Other darlings of the Tel Aviv contemporary art scene include Rona Yefman and the sculptor Ariel Schlesinger.

Jonathan Franzen, best-selling author of "The Corrections," wears them, as does Jonathan Lethem and other darlings of the critics.

The ride-hailing app Uber, the apartment rental site Airbnb and other darlings of the next generation of Silicon Valley start-ups are reshaping the way people use the web.