Sentence examples for spilling to from inspiring English sources

Protests spilling to violence changed the national course most notably in riots against Mrs. Thatcher's poll tax in 1990.

"Do you need anything?" There is no answer from the kitchen but a furious sputter of metal, the clatter of nuts and bolts spilling to the floor.

After balking during his wife's campaign at releasing records of his business dealings and big donors to his presidential library, Bill would have to stop spewing about Barack and start spilling to him.

The infamous Russian arms dealer, currently jailed in Thailand, was 72 hours away from a legal victory that would have sealed his lips and kept him from spilling to U.S. prosecutors the secrets of his dirty trade and his connections to the inner circle of the Kremlin.

Expect industries that have intense customer support woes like airlines like United Airlines and telecommunications like Comcast to be overwhelmed with angry customers spilling to social media sites to complain and demand fixes, and consumer companies like Coke, Pepsi, hospitality like Hyatt and Retailers like Best Buy to want to reach out and entice potential customers.

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So the ball spills to Tom Boyd.

McGuigan merely spilled to the passing Daily Mail.

Pollution — everything from giant oil spills to shorefront septic tanks — mars many beaches.

Eventually, it builds up so much that the river spills to one side.

Stevens drops some heavy hints there are still "thrills and spills" to come.