Sentence examples for long spoiled from inspiring English sources

In other words, these publishers, long spoiled on the treasure of user data, will only now get it if the customer opts-in to giving it to them under Apple's payment system.

In the family of United Nations agencies, Unesco has long been the spoiled child.

The Long Version: As a spoiled blogger and gadget reviewer, I get to test out a lot of headphones.

Some "white goods" can be recycled, he said, while others can't be — for reasons apparent to anyone who has ever come upon a long-abandoned refrigerator containing spoiled food.

Dr. Stuart Firestein, a research scientist and associate professor at Columbia University, said rotting meat or spoiled milk were long-lasting problems, perhaps because of the bacteria that feast on them, and were tough to eradicate.

You can also use pieces of citrus fruit that may be too old to consume, as long as they're not too spoiled to smell nice.

Animals won't care if it's spoiled or not, as long as it won't harm them in any way.

Food labels were long thought to protect consumers from eating spoiled products.

Neil Patrick Harris portrays Desi, a spoiled rich guy who has long harbored a crush on Amy. 10.

John McEnroe will always be trailed by his youthful image as the spoiled superbrat in need of long-term therapy.

She lives in Brooklyn with her long-suffering partner, Harold, and their two spoiled dogs, Max and Vickie.