Sentence examples for but spoilt from inspiring English sources

But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.

On Bodmin Moor the chance sighting of a roughly cut but spoilt base of a similar artefact, part buried in turf and moss, suggests that granite moorstone was worked and shaped before the labour of hauling it towards downhill customers.

Guardiola's side had crashed to a shock 2-0 defeat at home to promoted Hercules last weekend, but spoilt Atletico's perfect start to the season with a much more accomplished performance.

The king, cutting short a foreign visit, expressed pain and anger.Earlier, Mr Netanyahu, hurt by the criticism from a man he thought a friend, replied in conciliatory terms--but spoilt it by hinting to reporters, on a visit to Russia, that King Hussein was unstable.

It worked fine on Sweet Child o' Mine, but utterly spoilt Jerusalem.

Some felt it was the most likable she had ever been while others believed it to be evidence that she was nothing but a spoilt brat.

A wonderful joke, but rather spoilt if you realise that it can almost be true (one rather dim child and all the others at the same level).

There is a war on the horizon but these spoilt, selfish children of the 60s are too preoccupied with their own incestuous battles to notice or care.

But a spoilt Wall Street had whispered about earnings as high as 34 cents on the share.

He looks ever like the archetypal bird in golden cage (apologies to the bird), spoilt but ignored, grovelled to but mocked.

Pullman's Aladdin is a spoilt, but streetwise, brat, easily bought by his phony uncle's gifts, but not one to be outwitted twice, and quick to act when in love.