Sentence examples for with a darling from inspiring English sources

Ms. Huffington had a little fun with a darling parody herself on a recent episode of "Real Time With Bill Maher".

Misses' blouses started at $1.50, children's shoes were $2 a pair and an "apronette," a dress with a "darling matching apron," was selling for $3.25.

Tolkien fan Maddie Chambers decided to construct her very own, handmade version of Bag End — complete with a darling little vegetable patch and a hobbit hole full of handmade furniture.

I found love through my phone, an app with a darling little torch as a brand stamp.

Super Crispy Entertainment, a production company backed by Zygmunt Wilf, the principal owner of the Minnesota Vikings, and his wife, Audrey, produced both of those films, along with "Like Crazy," a darling of last year's festival.

Now, with the Internet a darling of Wall Street, this stake was worth big money.

Then GOP presidential contender John McCain was not George W. Bush, who with his outspoken conservatism and evangelism was a darling with rural voters.

She then moved on to an insanely successful solo career, a pretty damn successful acting career on the side, a collaboration with Lady Gaga, and marriage to Jay-Z, with whom she produced a darling baby girl named Blue Ivy.

Her fresh-faced appearance and clear, sturdy voice, tinged with innocence, made her a darling of U.S.O.

Director and co-writer Chris Noonan's heart-warming smash-hit (adapted from Dick King-Smith's 1983 children's book The Sheep Pig) not only became a darling with critics, but a major player at the 1995 Academy awards.

Gone are the days when Israel, with its kibbutzim, was a darling of idealistic young Europeans; faded, too, the idea of Israel as vulnerable and poor, encircled by massed armies.Businesses and governments in Europe have largely resisted demands for a boycott.