An erudite, doting wife, Eileen, who calls him darling in lovely, wartime tones, completes the cosy mirage. |
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She gave me tips on creating a full layette and showed me some darling booties and onesies. |
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The sleeves on a sage brocade safari jacket were eye-catching and a pink Chantilly lace top with a champagne satin suit were simply darling. |
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So come, darling, with your beauty that maddens us, and you, Praxinoa, roast the nuts for our breakfast. |
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He's the man of the moment and rapidly emerging as the darling of Irish racegoers. |
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Do you realise, my darling inflated panther, that now you can go bowling in any direction you like? |
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With the retirement of Istabraq we are short on stars but this lady could soon be a darling with racegoers everywhere. |
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Usually the darling of the heartstring tugger or a hard-headed military man, it's easy to forget that he can do anything else. |
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This is not surprising given the way each company also seems to take a turn being the industry darling. |
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He is the darling of German society magazines and is the kind of multilingual European who puts monoglot Brits to shame. |
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Seated next to me was a darling old woman who smelled of mothballs and whose red lipstick was slightly askew. |
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A slash-and-burn, profits-at-any-long-term-cost kind of guy, a darling of Wall Street, takes residence in the corner office. |
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Now that, darling, is why a young lady should not be walking in the gardens unescorted at night. |
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I adore the folds of the sleeve and bodice and how she pulled her hair up to show off those darling dangling earrings. |
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They might seem like a great gift at first, but just wait until when your darling little bruvver attempts to garrotte you at the dining table. |
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Do not think that having your stallion cut now will instantly make him a darling and all your problems will be solved. |
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Women tend to use such words as adorable, cute, lovely, sweet in describing people and objects and such vocatives as my dear, darling, sweetie. |
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Perhaps because of this notoriety, the little dog also became the darling of the more socially acceptable cafe society. |
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Nevertheless, Backster has become the darling of several occult, parapsychological and pseudoscientific notions. |
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In spite of her off-screen antics, she remains the darling of Disney remakes, with her on-screen innocence and charm. |
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I tried to lose to Vanessa, as the darling girl has rather a lot on her plate at the moment. |
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Cute, perky, athletic and always daddy's little girl, the cheerleader is the darling symbol of American youth and feminine desirability. |
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Online dating has become the darling child of our media empire this decade. |
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He had found terms of endearment such as dear, honey or darling too mushy for his liking. |
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Whenever he's actually being serious about something, he uses my real name or the occasional honey or darling. |
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Once a cinematic darling, Woody Allen has tested his fan base over the past decade. |
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But don't you see, my poor darling, that loyalty is a silly virtue in the pass we are in? |
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This winning combination, plus a willingness to play fast and loose with her image, has made her the darling of the fashion cognoscenti. |
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Do not be surprised if you find yourself being misunderstood by your darling during this inharmonious round. |
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Leading this group was a gorgeous blonde flapper dressed in darling scarlet and smoking a cigarette carelessly. |
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Well, I really must fly, darling. Congratulations on your engagement and I shall see you on Saturday night! |
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If you just eat it, darling, then it can be with the rest of its friends in your tummy! |
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And, be a darling and get the eggplant out from the vegetable crisper, will you? |
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Soon I will be lost in the darkness and Damita, my sweet darling, will be nothing but a memory. |
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My dear, my darling, my love, the question is not when have you ever been my muse, but when have you ever not been my muse. |
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Until she is as eloquent as you are, my sweet darling, we are speaking English in this household. |
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Alex would do his duty and fuss at her behavior, because that is what a father has to do to prepare his precious darling for the wide world. |
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He would go on to be knighted and become a celebrated portraitist, the darling of society and a very rich man. |
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The cover story brought home the point that Anil Ambani is the darling of the media. |
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He was the darling of the West and a popular personality in regional and international forums. |
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Born in Montreal, of an American father, she may only be the darling of France until her next defeat. |
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But tomorrow's results should go some way towards restoring investors' faith in the company which only two years ago was the darling of the City. |
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The 21-year-old, whose hits included Come on Everybody and Summertime Blues, was the darling of British teenagers. |
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The darling of the French public retains his popularity with most, although he is lampooned by some for his melodramatic 18 months of denial. |
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Enthusiasm in being the darling of the company will be so overwhelming that you will have to be quite firm to not be taken away by this desire. |
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You are a smart, darling, self-sufficient, loving woman who wants a smart, darling loving man. |
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He also prayed for Jonathan's mother, who had never been the same since losing both her beloved husband and darling daughter, and for her son. |
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I heard my dear, darling son repeat some of my better French in the background. |
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Ava packed all kinds of cute little outfits for the bush including some sweet sweater sets and a darling pair of heels. |
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It poked its little head out of his lap, and its little blue eyes were darling! |
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Her voice was soft and polite though and flavoured with gentle English sibilants, with ever such cute flecks of a darling ethnic Punjabi accent. |
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Even beautiful men with damaged hearts and darling little girls needed friends. |
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So, if you'll be a darling, Desiree, I'd appreciate if you all returned back to the garden while I have a few words with my husband. |
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Come on, Wendy, be a darling and stay for like thirty minutes, that's all I ask, all right? |
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Anne is proposed as honorary Scot in chief, mascot to the Scottish rugby XV and, in general, Scotia's darling. |
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The orchid is their darling, the perfect flower for the perfect home as displayed in photographic spreads in glossy magazines all over the world. |
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You're darling, but you should be chatting up other 21-year-olds instead of someone who's old enough to be your mother. |
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That makes him, in the present situation, a Washingtonian darling, one who shares a cheeky tete-a-tete with the President. |
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I wondered why I should get whaled so, while Nerida, who was older, got off with a You-mustn't-do-that, darling. |
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There, right outside my door, stood him, my darling, my love. |
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His wit and brilliance made him the darling of the popular cause. |
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In the meantime, you should also read the column by Ann Coulter, a somewhat shrewish looking woman of modest talent sometimes known as the darling of the right. |
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Downtown darling vena Cava showed off a structured collection, full of modern lines and alluring glimpses of skin. |
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Dusty Springfield, the darling of British blue-eyed soul, performs her greatest hits and a few surprises to an adoring crowd in this 1979 concert. |
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If you spot anything not right be a darling and tell me in the comments. |
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Over the years, she had come to count on him as one of the pillars in her life, just like her father, her deceased mother, and now, her darling little Bess. |
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For those uninitiated Jordan is the darling of our tabloid papers. |
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It's a bosker thirst-quencher. Give us another shandy, darling. |
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But when Idol darling Pia suffered a shocking upset weeks later, the panel regretted saving Abrams. |
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And every year my darling little niece has the smallest of nibbles, tells me it's lovely and goes and spits it out in the upstairs loo when she thinks I'm not looking. |
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In recent years, the piscine darling has helped secure the Scandinavian country favorable trade and tourism agreements with China. |
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The French documents uncovered by the St Andrews team reveal that from the moment Mary arrived in France in 1548, she was welcomed as the darling of the court. |
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The Food Reserve Agency appears not be the darling of many farmers. |
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I tried to come up with an answer but can't get my mind away from the tag my darling husband gave me during the first flush of our enduring romance, may he be forever blessed. |
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It would seem that Sammy's dear little darling sister has struck again. |
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He was predeceased by his darling wife, Maureen, and their son Pat. |
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, a darling of the left who identifies as a democratic socialist, was curt. |
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Various social-media sites and platforms have begun to chastise the new sports darling for, of all things, the upkeep of her hair. |
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The darling Downs produce prime beef, fine cotton and hard wheat. |
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For his eyes betrayed that his mind was fully alert and held all the liveliness and quick-wittedness that had made him the world's darling for so long. |
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Now, the tech business has forgotten their cleantech scars and is finding happiness with their new darling, agtech. |
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But her iconic turn in clueless sent the MTV darling into the stratosphere. |
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This winning combination, plus a willingness to play fast and loose with her image, has made her the darling of the fashion cognoscenti as well as film anoraks. |
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The former Czech leader, once a global darling of libertarians, is losing friends fast. |
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Take Joni Ernst, a GOP darling now favored to be the next senator from Iowa. |
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But darling makes it very clear that this is not just a show about a pop star, no matter how much buzz his name generates. |
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It was the perfect ending to a storybook season, that saw the 17-year-old Russian dethrone Williams at Wimbledon to become the darling of the tennis world. |
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Why elide the fact that Sarah Palin is a darling of Fox News, the highest-rated cable-news network in America? |
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During the day, I had the brilliant idea that we should call everyone I could think of and leave darling little messages on their answering machines. |
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I'm afraid, my old darling, that you are talking through your hat. |
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I love you so much, darling, and I'm never going to let you be alone. |
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This darling chocolate-making kitchen is perfect for hen parties or corporate escapes. |
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In the past decade, Banksy has skyrocketed from low-profile renegade to media darling. |
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So she was hounded out of the running, with neocon darling John McCain at the head of the pack. |
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But Jane, darling, I believe mother caught on during the second go-round. |
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Don't give up your day job, darling, because you've got no future in singing, unless it's cleaning up Mariah Carey's dressing room when she stops in town. |
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A number of our friends lined up for cuddles with the wee darling, and several photos of people who we had not hitherto suspected of being clucky fussing Rebecca now exist. |
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I hate it when people call you darling, sweetheart, honey, sweetie. |
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I hated it when people called you darling, sweetheart, honey, sweetie. |
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My neurologist and the entire neuro department were an integral part of my hospital family. I was the darling of the department. |
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This darling of a green veggie, a cross between broccoli and Chinese kale, was developed by Sakata Seed America. |
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But it's Priya who's really panicking when Nicola fails to return with her little darling. |
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It was bad enough the prime minister talked about toilets in the UN darling, really, so declasse, went the trill of the drawing room daffodils. |
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Fortunately, she had bragged to everybody about her ducky first-floor apartment in the perfectly darling three-story red-brick. |
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Be the bye, I wanst knew art ould woman of that name. She was my darling Tibbie, but a notorious drunkard. |
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Danny Boyle's critical darling 'Slumdog Millionaire' has made a killing at the box office and is now being lavished with awards. |
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But by June 1997, once AOL started cohosting his site, Drudge had become a Web-wide phenomenon and the darling of American conservatives. |
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That is to say, if I do not take care, I shall go on calling my darling 'Baba' till she is as old as her mamma, and has a dozen Babas of her own. |
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But the title as the new darling of the weeny-boppers is probably the most he can hope for this time. |
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Young blacks lost track of their folk-blues heritage and the music became the darling of the white folks. |
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Now obviously the darling of the press, Cara Delevingne is making headlines once more as she poses raunchily with another co-model with Michelle Rodriguez in the background. |
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Lord Hailsham, as his reception showed today on his first appearance before the conference, continues to be the darling of the constituency associations. |
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It is better to be an old man's darling than a young man's warling. |
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Between starring in its own hiply ironic television show and suddenly becoming the darling of East Coast news media, Portland is extremely hot these days. |
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But Richmond, his grandfather's darling, after one thoughtful glance cast under his lashes at that uncompromising countenance appeared to lose himself in his own reflections. |
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