Sentence examples for it was spoiling from inspiring English sources
But whatever the cause of my anxiety, it was spoiling the build-up to the big night for me.
Flying in the face of accusations that it was spoiling everyone's fun, The Wall Street Journal published the results of a poll on which actors and movies are likely to win Oscars.
Last week, writing about Eastwood's new film, "Hereafter," I mentioned the character played by Matt Damon — a man who is endowed with the power to communicate with the dead but who repudiates the practice because he found that it was spoiling his life — and wondered whether he is "yet another figure in Eastwood's gallery of those who are tormented by what they know".
Downing Street made clear that it was spoiling for a fight with the Vote Leave group, which organised a protest against the prime minister during his speech at the CBI annual conference on Monday, when it released a lengthy point-by-point rejection of its claims.
Transformers: Age Of Extinction wasn't spoiled by a TMI trailer; it was spoiled by its own vapidity.
But it was spoiled by a promo for the morning show to run nine hours later.
("M neglected to wash the asparagus so it was spoiled by a lot of sand").
But when he asked if she was a Virgin, she couldn't speak and it was spoiled.
He buried a waist cloth and wore it when it was spoiled to illustrate the fate of Jerusalem, which had worshipped other gods than Yahweh.
Likewise, he championed public housing for the working poor but lamented that it was spoiled when the courts forced it to keep misbehaving tenants.
