Sentence examples for All spoils from inspiring English sources
As the structural problems in our economy have compounded, the now "worse" economy is even better than elite Republicans could have dreamed -- worsening levels of economic inequality with all spoils going to the already-spoiled AND political opportunism.
Sure, it may be warmed-over social Darwinism: everyone for themselves and all spoils to the victor.
Having defeated the foes, Cincinnatus surrendered his absolute powers and returned to the plough, refusing all spoils and gifts.So when Italy faced disaster last year, with bond markets about to push it into insolvency, Mr Monti was summoned from his tranquil existence as president of Milan's Bocconi university and sage on matters European.
To the victor goes the spoils, all spoils, the pure spoil for which all others are pale substitutes.
The Southern culture of aristocracy fits neatly in the worldview of "super-managers" who believe all spoils belong to an elite.
A few captured nearly all the spoils.
Critics charge that the government's cronies are trousering all the spoils of privatisation.
9) WHAT IS SAID "To the victor go all the spoils.
He owns a 17,000-square-foot house nearby, but for all the spoils, for the hundreds of millions earned, the gym is home.
"He says he will pay for our ammunition and we get to keep all the spoils of the fighting," the rebel commander says.
I know that despite their sophisticated ways and all the spoils of their successes, metropolitan New Yorkers are as unhappy and angst-ridden as anyone else, maybe more so.
