Sentence examples for gets spoilt from inspiring English sources

"So if you buy a vehicle that's a couple of years old and import it into some of the African countries, the technology in there – sensors and filters – all gets spoilt, and these cars, which are potentially very clean, are destroyed in a couple of tanks, and for the next 20 years will be belching smoke," he said.

Similarly, by spring the milk gets spoilt faster, and many flies not only bother the animals and herders alike but also get into the food.

"Yeah, often, because it's a lot of fun, and you do get spoilt.

"British folk has such a rich, friendly community that some people are scared that it's going to get spoilt.

I got spoilt and I wasn't just a number, like I was at Chailey, so those moments were something I cherished.

I've become slightly jaded because when you go to lots of nice restaurants you get spoilt and you can't savour it in the same way.

I drink Spanish wine and get spoilt by Italian waiters, who some days enhance their impeccable service by loudly and surreally vocalising operatic arias in unison.

'Now I know what she was trying to get: spoilt rich kid looking absolutely desperate in her own native habitat,' she says.

The Begum intervened, and was told by another slave, "My master the Sharif's feast, which cost him five thousand rupees, is all getting spoilt, and his money is being wasted!" The Begum had never received an invitation, but, threatened with fatal consequences, ate at the Sharif's house, where "the repast consisted of about five hundred specimens of Arabian cookery".

Maybe oil wealth has ruined the Norwegian character because, according to Booth, these pious Lutherans are getting spoilt.

This is making the children to get spoilt early (FGD mother, Adidome).