Sentence examples for spoil on from inspiring English sources

For example, lack of refrigeration can cause milk to spoil on the way to market.

The drugs routinely spoil on the long, precarious journey over the rugged frontier.

Dean Knudson, from the department's compliance division, said the department accepted the port's own assessment of how much it would cost to dump the spoil on land.

The supermarkets are always trying to pass off as food things that look pretty and, most important, don't spoil on the shelf.

Now the two miners Adani and GVK, with the backing of the government, will look to dump the dredge spoil on land previously set aside for another port expansion plan.

North Queensland Bulk Ports Corporation undertook its own assessment of expanding the port at Abbot Point and found dumping 3m cubic metres of dredge spoil on land would be prohibitively expensive.

The environment department's decision brief said the environment minister supported the proposal without extending trestles, disposing of dredge spoil on-shore and dumping 3m cubic metres of spoil in the waters.

A revised plan to store the dredge spoil on-land was subsequently approved by the new state government in August.

During the 1990's, Dr. Kay said, the agency became spoiled by on-the-ground intelligence that it obtained from United Nations weapons inspectors.

"Lady," one of the cops said, "next time a bottle of claret spoils on you, don't go throwing it out.

Before the advent of fast air and maritime shipping, wool was one of the few viable products that was not subject to spoiling on the long passage back to British ports.