Sentence examples for from spoilt from inspiring English sources

Aged just 13 when he appeared in Spielberg's masterful adaptation of JG Ballard's memoir, Bale was utterly convincing in his transition from spoilt, cloistered expat to jaded PoW-camp survivor.

Alan O'Rourke from Spoilt Child Design, the Irish company that developed FineTuna, says that they've decided to sell the product and its assets (source code, domain name etc). to concentrate on their other startup Toddle.com, the rich email newsletter creator.

As it happened, the bite was virtually painless: more the kind of small, ineffectual nip you might get from a spoilt child.

But he saves a lot, and considers himself a world away from the spoilt rich kids who tear around Mexico city's smarter parts in brand-new cars that are washed by their parents' valets every morning.

The island also has its fair share of marinas, but there are practically no skyline-breaking hotels, and most of the beaches require some effort to reach, which saves them from becoming spoilt.

The Uruguayan writer Mauricio Rosencof sees a fluctuating Europe "that wants to and can't", a Europe in which rubbish bins in Spain, for example, are sometimes padlocked to keep people from fishing spoilt food out of the refuse.

Food preservation by definition is a process by which certain foods like fruits and vegetables are prevented from getting spoilt for a long period of time.

But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.

That was new for me, from an affluent, spoilt, middle-class background.

She went from being this spoilt brat to this genius with electronics and so many insults ready for the giving she had me smiling all the way, not that Tarver's stabs weren't hilarious too.

The answer, it transpired, was that Clay had grown from a rich, spoilt college kid into a successful screenwriter and full-blown narcissist – alienated, exploitative, sado-masochistic and amoral.