The phrase "as spill" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect expression that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The information was leaked, as spill."
Alternatives: "as a result" or "in the event".
"It was clear that our sewer system wasn't up to the task as spill after spill occurred," Mr. Hahn said.
Once known as "Spill Blood", Mujuru was a female rebel commander during the war against white Rhodesian rule that led to Zimbabwe's independence in 1980.
This half-size encoding leads to shorter register operands, making fewer registers available for register allocation and causing more spills, although invisible registers can be used as spill locations via copies.
Ms Mujuru, the 59-year-old former guerrilla leader who was known as "Spill Blood" during the liberation war, was not immediately available to comment on the report of her dismissal.
Only when he broke into a grin did you realise that Mr Bellow was no mere dandy.He did not speak so much as spill with words: colloquial and mandarin, lofty, streetwise and intimate, all at once.
GSRs typically assist laboratory supervisors in training new personnel, disseminating safety information, conducting inspections of group owned spaces, inspecting and maintaining group safety equipment such as spill containment kits, eyewashes etc. Group Safety Representatives serve as liaisons to the department and the safety manager.
Bloom, of course, wants religion to be as spilt as possible; he paddles in it.
If you are eating a meal on the trail, pack light, and as spill-free as possible.
The work focuses on energy conversion during the internal flow, discharge and formation of the spray from a pressure-swirl (PS) atomizer in the simplex as well as spill-return mode.
Be aware of other common ploys to distract tourists such as spills or requests for assistance.
Romanticism struck him as "spilt religion," a dangerous exaggeration of human freedom.
