Sentence examples for spoiled chances from inspiring English sources

But Tech was stung by a series of penalties that either led to Boise State points or spoiled chances to change momentum in the first half.

When she's spoiled, chances are she'll show you how spoiled you make her feel.

More than a few spoiled their chances by making a definition of the answer do double duty as an anagram indicator in the cryptic reading.

A rare filly spoiled that chance.

His father, Oleksandr, coached Ukraine's greatest player, Andrei Medvedev, a charismatic yet enigmatic player with terrific ground strokes who soared into the top five and nearly spoiled Andre Agassi's chances of winning the 1999 French Open final.

The three-run homer tied the score, spoiled Redman's chance for a victory and earned a reluctant Martinez a curtain call.

Generally, a large menu is something to be suspicious of, but with so many cooks, each responsible for their own specialities, there is no chance of spoiled broth.

Your beautiful imperfect life, filled with missed opportunities, second chances, spilled milk, and spoiled dreams, is in and of itself, a testimony to God's grace for us all.

For Piazza and Clemens, an otherwise sentimental moment figures to be spoiled because there is a good chance they will have to share it with each other.

Spoil that and all is spoiled".

Because voting is obligatory, there is a growing chance that more voters will cast blank or spoiled ballots than votes for either contender.