Ms. Finkle can't say: the board guidelines prohibit any spillage of specifics.
I reckoned it might be something along the lines of a Snowden spillage of state secrets.
At the same time, in this promiscuous spillage of commodities, a whole moral universe is implicit.
He's wearing shades and has a spillage of iron-filings on his chin.
(So much for the idea that Nets coach Jason Kidd would have the most notorious spillage of the NBA season).
The engineers' report calls for 17 major and minor actions to stop the spillage of polluted water into the environment.
This ethnic complexity is aggravated by tribal divisions (among the Kurds) and by an unruly spillage of religions.
He was marooned on a peninsula of rubble that led to the damaged house, leaving him otherwise surrounded by the chest-deep spillage of the waves.
The other craft, the amphibious USS New Orleans, suffered a ruptured fuel tank, resulting in the spillage of 95,000 litres of diesel fuel.
Rubbish had been thrown in here, split bags bulging with rot, a spillage of broken things from the house, a plastic clotheshorse, a smashed china bread crock.
The book is a lot like the movie, only grosser, with much more spillage of bodily fluids, and like the movie, it's a tasteless, guilty pleasure.
