Sentence examples for in the spoiled from inspiring English sources

She later appeared with Edwin Forrest in a Baltimore, Maryland, production of William Tell and in March 1828 made her New York debut in The Spoiled Child at the Bowery Theatre.

Last year, he famously introduced flip-flops married to legwarmers and it was a smash, putting the new industry on the map and igniting a firestorm of delight in the spoiled hipster community.

Knowing all of that, if the spoiled brats in the PGA locker room don't like him then he must be doing something right.

Its romanticism is evident in the spoiled-gorgeous shots of the countryside, but also in the visual depiction of the 2012 Rust Cohle, who is as damaged as the statue in classic Romantic poem "Ozymandias".

Another example is called "flat sour," in which the spoiled product has an abnormal odour, a cloudy appearance, and a sour taste owing to its lowered pH.

Chandler homed in on the spoiled and troubled rich, while Michael Connelly – his closest spiritual successor and creator of the disillusioned but incorruptible LAPD detective Harry Bosch – deals primarily with the darker, twisted souls who washed up in the sun- and sin-drenched megalopolis on the Pacific Coast when the boom was over.

She even capped a smart miniseminar on the work of Vernon Duke with a version of "I Can't Get Started" (Ira Gershwin wrote the words) in which the spoiled celebrity narrator who can't get to first base with a dreamboat sounded almost as contemporary as J Lo or Britney on a bad day.

Daniel M. Snyder, the Redskins' owner, is like the bull in the china shop, the spoiled kid in the candy store.

In addition to the spoiled food, they have canceled a number of private parties and other events.

In most cases, the spoiled food is removed by lifting the refrigerator atop a lined dumpster and shaking it.

They denounced him to the K.G.B. Describes a Westernized night club in Moscow where the spoiled offspring of the Communist elite go.