Sentence examples for real darling from inspiring English sources

Sarah Palin, the 2008 vice-presidential candidate who was the real darling of CPAC, led the mockery in a television appearance after her own star turn on the conference stage.

Pictures and data of the 137-mile-wide moon's dark surface, deep craters and patches of water and carbon dioxide ice moved Dr. Dennis Matson, the project's chief scientist, to call Phoebe "a real darling".

Harper had previously become a real darling with environmentalists over his government's willingness to relax environmental regulations and oversight, and side heavily with industry.

WeWork, the NYC tech (and real estate) darling valued north of $5 billion, has today announced its first acquisition.

Even the real time darlings at Twitter have spent the past year trying to convince brands to look beyond big event campaigns to how they can identify everyday moments to increase relevance.

A valid assessment design for professional and complex competencies like IP implies an authentic modeling of the world of work where examinees can think and act as if at real workplaces (Darling-Hammond et al. 2013; Janesick 2006; Pellegrino et al. 2016; Shavelson 2012; Weber et al. 2014; Wiggins 1998; Winther and Achtenhagen 2009).

Apartments were the darling real estate subsector.

When RBS returned to the casino tables, the money it spent was draining from the real economy in Darling's repeat of the Thatcher/Howe recessionary squeeze of 1980-81.

Next up, our Brooklyn hometown indie darlings Real Estate made their Beijing debut.

"This movie" is "Fruitvale Station," Ryan Coogler's Sundance darling about real-life BART passenger Oscar Grant, killed by transit police on New Year's Eve four years ago.

A pro-Dom named Pony (played by real-life queer porn darling Jiz Lee) spanks a partner on a leash, catching Sarah's eye; she becomes a client virtually on the spot.