Sentence examples for state darling from inspiring English sources

Asked by the BBC tonight how his plans compared with Thatcher's attempts to slim the size of the state, Darling replied: "They will be deeper and tougher – where we make the precise comparison I think is secondary to an acknowledgement that these reductions will be tough".

"During the end of the School Year 2014-2015 the mood was somewhat in a mourning state," Darling wrote HuffPost, adding that school personnel were spending "a great amount of time" providing mental health counseling to students and staff.

These days, the self-proclaimed renegades are blue state darlings rather than unalloyed country stars.

"We have responded to some of the criticism that we were late to the game on Scotland," stated Darling, "and have resolved to make our case early on.

By looking after the state, Mr Darling and his boss are looking after their core vote.

Helen Darling and another Philadelphia native, Andrea Garner, each scored 15 points for Penn State, with Darling getting 12 assists and Garner grabbing 12 rebounds.

Florida State linebacker Devaughn Darling collapsed and died yesterday after an early-morning workout.

Not only is the plucky state carrier a darling of the American aviation industry but it is also America's most punctual major airline, with more than nine out of ten flights arriving as scheduled in February.

The shipyard is booming and expects to soon have 4,500 workers, making it one of the largest private employers in the state and the darling of city fathers and Mr. Bonner.

Mr Darling stated that for Scotland to use sterling effectively as a currency it would require an economic and political union which would be "untenable" for an independent country.

Darling states that he had hoped to live through the War, return to England and marry his fiancée.