Sentence examples for would darling from inspiring English sources

Would Darling have rather used the money for something else? 4 25pm: Darling said he would have wanted to raise allowances anyway.

The Darling team claimed victory for Better Together: "The yes side claimed it would Darling's Bannockburn but it turned out to be Salmond's Waterloo.

Well, would she, darling?

I knew she would say "darling".

And she had never possessed an angora pullover: "I wouldn't, darling, they tickle".

He would debate Darling, but only in August – a far more suitable timing for referendum campaigning purposes.

Proportions are a rough guide, and my mum would say, "Darling, make it up ... you know how to do this".

O'Connell himself told his wife in 1820 that his new religious beliefs meant that he "would not, darling, now be unfaithful to you even by a look".

Opinion polls tend to show that, when asked whether they would like Darling, Osborne or Cable to be chancellor, Cable wins.

How would my darling husband handle losing a son and a once prosperous business he started as a young man with his blood, sweat and tears?

"I hate almost all rich people but I think I'd be darling at it," she allegedly uttered.