Sentence examples for such darling from inspiring English sources

Before that he had already been noticed by the reading public with the stories collected as The Wrong Set (1949) and Such Darling Dodos (1950).

A passage in Auden I read before lunch has convinced me to spend the weekend on other pursuits: …when what mother said seems Such darling rubbish and the decent advice Of the liberal weeklies as lost an art As peasant pottery, for plainly it is not To the Cross or to Clarté or to Common Sense Our passions pray but to primitive totems As absurd as they are savage….

A passage in Auden I read before lunch has convinced me to spend the weekend on other pursuits: …when what mother said seems Such darling rubbish and the decent advice Of the liberal weeklies as lost an art As peasant pottery, for plainly it is not To the Cross or to Clarté or to Common Sense Our passions pray but to primitive totems As absurd as they are savage...

The three of them follow in the dubiously informed footsteps of such darlings from recent election cycles as the inimitable Sarah Palin.

But New York lacks space for such darlings.

"They're such fun, darling.

He's such a darling that it's beyond all understanding.

"He has been such a darling of the right that he has room to make gestures to independents and moderates without alienating his base," Mr. Borick said.

She denies entry, on the other hand, to the elements that made her first novel such a darling: old money, New England breeding, boarding-school sex, grosgrain ribbon.

Too bad the women weren't guys and went to Las Vegas, where they could have indulged in the kind of critically sanctioned masculine political incorrectness that made "The Hangover" such a darling.

How can a company that makes so much money, and continues to be such a darling of the stock market, end up with so little profit to show for it?