Sentence examples for most spoilt from inspiring English sources
These are probably the most spoilt pigs in the world.
Today's tech-savvy generation has to be the most spoilt, impatient bunch of brats the world has ever produced.
She said the employee had worked in the Trois Pommes store "for a few years and takes care of the most spoilt customers from all over the world".
When I told people I'd had a pedicure they looked at me as if I were the most spoilt, extravagant girl in the world.
From screens that are not touchscreen to apps that don't automatically tell us when our flights are running late, 2015 will be a time of digital frustration and disappointment for the most spoilt generation ever.
She said her assistant had worked in the Trois Pommes store "for a few years and takes care of the most spoilt customers from all over the world", adding, "she is really a correct sales person".
This week his aim was less to defend Mr Chubais than to calm the game a little and to reassert his mastery of it.Mr Chubais, Russia's most effective reformer, had spoilt things for himself by accepting jointly with four colleagues an implausibly large advance payment of $450,000 for writing a book to be called "The History of Russian Privatisation".
But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.
Most things these days are spoilt".
Who said that? "The most English and the least spoilt of our countrysides" J B Priestley on the Cotswolds, English Journey, 1933 "We were as though caught in a time-proofed corner of the world, foster-children, if not exactly of silence, at least of slow time.
Her Roumanian experiences were captured in the first two volumes of The Balkan Trilogy (The Great Fortune and The Spoilt City), considered one of the most important literary treatments of Romania during the war.
