Sentence examples for danger of spoiling from inspiring English sources

In this cold, of course, they were in no danger of spoiling.

Even though the day was hot, the sardine curry was in no danger of spoiling.

We aren't as scared, nowadays, of the danger of spoiling a baby as we used to be..

We aren't as scared, nowadays, of the danger of spoiling a baby as we used to be...

DON'T paint a snake with legs, the Chinese will say, when someone is in danger of spoiling something by overdoing it.

Every time someone wants to address some kind of unpleasant emotion, this person is in danger of spoiling the hygge and will be told: 'Now, let's just hygge – which basically just means: Let's just stay on the surface and behave hyggelig … It's a beautiful thing, the Danish hygge.

Gee's fine outing was in danger of being spoiled in the seventh, when Padres reliever Pat Neshek hit him with a pitch on his leg.

Like Cuba it is a long-isolated country in need of modernisation, but in danger of being spoiled in countless ways, Chinese-built hydropower, for example.

The circus is never in serious danger of being spoiled by that party-pooping Woyzeck, at least until the last few minutes, when he and his beloved, Marie, attired for some reason in a Snow White minidress, at last get around to the business of enacting their tragic fates.

Like kids raised on PlayStations shaking their heads at Rubik's Cubes, like the Rubik's generation looking back mockingly at tin cars, bowling hoops and sticks, are we in danger of being spoiled by the wonders of the modern age?

"Ross was always afraid of spoiling young people," he says.