Sentence examples for or spoilt from inspiring English sources

Or spoilt ponies.

I found myself being more demanding, or spoilt".

She blamed a need to be liked, or a fear of seeming "difficult" or "spoilt", and vowed to toughen up.

And indeed, rather than back radical alternatives, 19% of the electorate cast blank or spoilt ballots, or, though voting is required by law, simply stayed at home.

A last-minute fear that Mr Garcia might win appears to have caused many of those whom pollsters had thought might cast blank or spoilt ballots to back his opponent.

And there has been an increase in recent years of what Australians call informal or spoilt ballots - instances where voters either mistakenly or intentionally submit a ballot that is blank or improperly filled in, which cannot be counted in the final tally.

Mostly, they have made him seem either a bit of a twit (fantasising about being a tampon) or hopelessly spoilt and out of touch (having his valet put the toothpaste on his toothbrush each night).

The new Russian elite send their children to high-profile schools like Eton and Millfield or "the spoilt brat central" MPW a place where getting educated is a quaint afterthought.

For Clay, the choice is between marrying money or having principles, spoilt rich girlfriend or no girlfriend, country club meals or processed turkey.

Throw out, sell, or donate any clothes that do not fit, are too old and spoilt, or smell bad, or have holes.

But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.