darling

Take Joni Ernst, a GOP darling now favored to be the next senator from Iowa.

I'm going to use it to stop all arguments in the future, about anything: "Can't make dinner tonight, darling, children might die."

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.

LSD, an illicit drug with a serious stigma, was once the darling of the psychotherapy world.

No, darling, they are humbugging you, because they were afraid lest their plan should be known.

I could only show him where he could find help, my darling, and I do not think he cares to have me tell him.

Bet is such a darling, I could not bring myself to part with her.

Rose, darling,' he exclaimed, 'the favorite of my heart—will no one save you?'

Bindlecombe clasped his hands nervously; he was acutely distressed—and not only for the threatened loss of his darling Institute.