Sentence examples for of being spoiled from inspiring English sources

"So I had 53 years of being spoiled by my wife and by Don Congdon.

Instead of being spoiled by fame, he becomes a kind of ambassador to the big time on our behalf.

Gee's fine outing was in danger of being spoiled in the seventh, when Padres reliever Pat Neshek hit him with a pitch on his leg.

Bill has been banished to the attic; even his food — under constant suspicion of being spoiled — is kept separate in the refrigerator.

Like Cuba it is a long-isolated country in need of modernisation, but in danger of being spoiled in countless ways, Chinese-built hydropower, for example.

So we had the dinner lady's daughter boasting of being spoiled, a Liverpool footballer's grandmother telling of her love for her "little black boy", parents revealing their heartbreak over a murdered daughter, and a war widow speaking of her grief.

Sometimes it is a child, and the most common sin manifested by child-baddies is that of being spoilt.

Mr Erdogan told the minister to "know his place" and said the claims were "slanderous" before going on to accuse the UAE of being spoilt by "money and oil".

By placing a child in the care of another family, there was little danger of a child being spoiled.

Processed foods help the producer to transfer it over very large distances without running the risk of the food being spoiled.

The social fabric has been torn, and the whole cool nature of this neighborhood is being spoiled".