Sentence examples for someone darling from inspiring English sources

It could be about a couple who have stopped speaking -- he calls someone "darling" and "baby" -- or a broken public trust.

To call someone "darling," say "Mo chuisle.

After all, I was still someone's darling boy.

Someone else (Darling, I think) jokes that it appears to be over.

Louisville's Peyton Siva and Michigan's Trey Burke get most of the hype, but any one of a trio of potential first-round choices from small schools -- Detroit's Ray McCallum Jr., Lehigh's C.J. McCollum and Nevada's Deonte Burden -- could become someone's darling come March.

" Use this term to call someone your "darling" or "sweetheart".

We know that Lund and Borch haven't seen each other for 25 years, and also that the PET officer has someone he calls darling and a household he is worried about waking up – none of which bodes well for a rekindling of that romance.

Ms. Grynsztejn chose Mr. Darling, someone with established tastes and opinions, because she wanted someone who would challenge her in decisions involving the museum's collections and exhibitions.

Her interpretation of Joan of Arc as an androgynous Irish girl (Duff's vision) in Saint Joan at the National Theatre in 2007 made her the critics' darling, someone who could explore even the shadowiest corners of a character; a heavyweight actor who could turn her hand to anything.

I guess everyone is someone's critical darling -- the trick is to find the one who loves you and stick with her/him.

Whether I am doing something for work and a man calls me "Darling," someone gives me "advice" but does not give it to a man in the same situation or an assumption is made about me connected to race, people point it out and frequently revisit it.