Sentence examples for freak spill from inspiring English sources

Krone, a fixture for years at East Coast tracks, almost had another freak spill at the California Cup today, the second day of her return from a three-and-a-half-year retirement.

"You can either freak out if you spill your milk or learn how to deal with it," Ms. Nauiokas explained.

They might look cheap in the living room, but they're perfect for the kitchen; they're economical enough that you won't freak out if you spill something on them, and they're patterned enough to hide your messes till you vacuum.

Some claimed the freak fish spawned from a nuclear spill or was the product of an old uranium mine.

He was a Big Freak – Betty Davis Miles's scary, funky missus spills the beans.

Don't think too hard about what the men later slurp from their bowls, but don't freak out either: the only blood spilled is human.

She's a college girl, she's French-Canadian, she's not freaked out by kids spilling milkshakes, and, best of all, she's a doe-eyed optimist who believes in Don's greatness.

"I take a nasty spill and walk away and she has a freak mishap on a pony and is in a coma," Castillo said of Azeff, whom he knows.

While it's important to be serious about your goals, dreams, and so on, it's not so important to freak out over your chemistry exam or the fact that you spilled ketchup on your shirt.

Hamm admitted that his family got a bit freaked out when they heard about the report, which led him to spill the beans about his minor health problem.

By the end of the book, the truth is spilling out from under the breezy façade: Eisner is a compulsive, detail-oriented control freak.