Sentence examples for sort of spoilt from inspiring English sources
If you're the sort of spoilt tourist who wants to sleep in a bed, like a fucking princess, downtown Prague is stuffed full of hostels.
The try capped an opening period dominated by Toulon muscle and spoilt by the sort of disjointedness into which superstar individuals can subside when searching for familiarity with each other.
(Is a 134-year-old club staffed by spoilt millionaires really the sort of "start-up" the law's drafters had in mind?) New shareholders will have little say over how United is run, including whether it pays them any dividends.
Laura Carmichael is a twirl of spoilt disdain.
He said the number of spoilt papers "reduces confidence and trust in the whole process".
The machines' introduction cut the share of spoilt votes from 23% to 11%.Voter-education campaigns matter, too.
That generation who survived the second world war or its subsequent austerity and consider us a load of spoilt emoters.
Imagine if councillors were elected at the forthcoming elections with fewer votes than the number of spoilt ballots.
Indeed, I have often felt that my subjects' objections are just the posturings of spoilt control freaks.
But Brazilian crowds can turn on their own team with the fury and bitterness of spoilt children.
