Sentence examples for spilled upon from inspiring English sources

He hinted at the phone features Motorola was working on: longer battery life and screens that do not shatter when dropped or die when spilled upon.

Much of the food, which also included a melange of rice, potatoes, shortbread cookies, vegetable biscuits, and strawberry jam, had also opened and spilled upon impact.

And, Town & Country magazine reported in 1915, "the wood of which the little round tables are made, and the finish applied to them, were the objects of long and careful experimentation by a skilled committee — with the result that all sorts of water and any brand of alcohol may be spilled upon their tops without leaving a mark".

Then, as now, a rough idea of the measure of a man could be divined from the amount of ink spilled upon his death, and for days, newspapers chronicled the life of one of the city's most successful immigrants and, with tick-tock scrutiny, the pageantry of his memorialization.

A woman reached out to Jesus for healing because she'd been hemorrhaging, her blood spilled upon the earth, for twelve years.

Just like every other true crime obsessed creep, thirsty for the blood of others to be spilled upon the hands of their shitty husband (it's always the husband) or deranged ex (if it's a woman, the bangs will be terrible), I was chomping at the bit when Netflix announced a second season of its wildly popular documentary series.

Dirty Harry - the story of a cop railing against bureaucracy and pursuing criminals according to his own whim - has been so imitated that it is hard to imagine the revulsion that spilled over it upon its release.

For starters, I am typing this on a keyboard that is burnt, spilled, and ashed upon, missing a W key, and an N, oh, and I just noticed a 3 as well.

For starters, I am typing this on a keyboard that is burnt spilled, and ashed upon, missing a W key, and an N, oh, and I just noticed a 3 as well.

Cover all surfaces where the degreaser may be spilled or splashed upon.

By Rebecca Mead Peter Workman, the founder and chief executive of Workman Publishing, is known among his employees as a stickler for traditional business hours: his editors are expected to be at their desks every morning at nine, an hour at which many in the industry are still spilling crumbs upon Michiko Kakutani.