Sentence examples for To spills from inspiring English sources
verb
To drop something so that it spreads out or makes a mess; to accidentally pour.
- I spilled some sticky juice on the kitchen floor.
It said a quarter had led to spills.
Opponents have maintained that diluted bitumen, derived from Alberta's oil sands, is more harmful to the environment and can be vulnerable to spills.
But under the law, oil spill experts said, there are only two kinds of government plans pertaining to spills, and the state is partly responsible for both.
Today was supposed to mark the start of the true drama, with famous faces susceptible to spills on a tricky route peppered with awkward, unusual climbs.
Had Shell succeeded, it would have exposed one of the most vulnerable places on Earth to spills, which are almost inevitable where containment is almost impossible.
A plastic rug, impervious to spills and stains, comes in three sizes, 60 by 80 inches ($65), 72 by 80 inches ($75) or 90 by 80 inches ($85).
Eichmann had beans to spill.
Blood began to spill from her mouth.
(He declined to spill any further beans).
The blood continued to spill.
