Sentence examples for pretty spoilt from inspiring English sources

"We're pretty spoilt in the sense that having a garden means we have it all here – our eye is on the seasons constantly.

Luckily in New Zealand, we are pretty spoilt for choice.

I think Gunners everywhere need to understand that the project to move to Ashburton Grove necessitated the atomisation of the unbeaten side but, more than that, we were pretty bloody spoilt when we had them at HIghbury.

Jokes aside, we were staying in Mallorca Rocks, and with the hotel being so big on live events, we were pretty much spoilt for choice when it came to picking which acts to see.

Most Monte Rosa trekkers take the Passo Salati for this section, but the Vogna is prettier, less spoilt by ski lifts, and allows us a stop at Alpe Lareccho, an agriturismo with a cafe in a tiny wooden hut.

But spoilt is spoilt nonetheless.

Meanwhile, his spoilt and somewhat spiteful spawn cries to the other unseasoned and self-absorbed light-cyclists: "Hey!

Being spoilt by success is better than being spoilt by failure: just ask any British Conservative.

Luckily, seeing as all my current friends are people who moved to the city so they could act like spoilt children well into their twenties, this phenomenon is pretty much limited to the people I went to school with.

Supported by the local government, favoured by sea changers as one of the prettiest places in Australia, the pitfall of this myth can be complacency of a spoilt child (as a metaphor) and a resulting flagging motivation to continue on the path of improvement.

Dubbed the "prettiest debutante of the 1922 season" and very sure of herself -- even her friends called her "spoilt, irritatingly self-assured and bossy" -- she too was married at 21, to the much older Edward Dudley (Fruity) Metcalfe.