Sentence examples for some darling from inspiring English sources

There were lovely blankets and embroidery work, nicer than most of what we had seen in the souks, and some darling knitted dolls in Bedouin costumes.

Hers is a narrative that requires the biographer, metaphorically speaking, to wear flat shoes rather than stilettos, and to carry not some darling little clutch, but a large and sturdy tote.

Unlike many musicians and audiophiles, though, he is willing to strangle some darlings, and prunes his collection regularly.

Some darlings don't need to scrounge for earnings growth.

10.45am: Onto George Osborne's commitment to reverse some of Darling's national insurance rise, paid for by £6bn of new efficiency savings.

He has the gravitas Balls sometimes seems to lack, but if Balls is too conservative in his economic policies for some tastes, Darling would be a yet more conventional thinker.

Even in The Flintstones, which is set a very, very, very long time ago, Wilma Flintstone and Betty Rubble wear some absolutely darling dresses, hair accessories and even the occasional swimsuit.

Some new darlings arrive, like True Detective and Orange is the New Black, both earning much deserved first nominations.

And the exposure helped some critical darlings who have no real backing, like Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte, to maintain the impression they are bigger than they really are.

The rally also turned up some reconstruction darlings such as the generator-maker Denyo, which has climbed 44 percent since March 15; the water purification company Nihon Trim, up 48 percent; and the lighting company Iwasaki, up 58 percent.

Some tech darlings of the VC world have reached the $1 billion market cap (enviable unicorn status) in less than three years.