Sentence examples for spoiled to from inspiring English sources

They were also too spoiled to be entrepreneurial and make the changes themselves".

But it's fairly obvious that most Americans are too spoiled to muster the resolve to rally behind this idea.

As Mr. Gamboa once told a Smithsonian interviewer, with wonderful Seinfeldian skepticism: "I look at that carrot and it looks a little spoiled to me.

So it seems spoiled to feel an irrational, uncontrollable swelling of envy when your colleague and not you, gets a company car or an international travel opportunity.

Our hotel in Zagreb is beautiful, and my brother Steven (who also will compete in tae kwon do in London) and I are lucky and spoiled to be sharing a suite.

The hand-scribbled messages range from "I am spoiled" to "I drink too much," from "I almost died!" to "I am full of possibilities," from "Our house was destroyed by a tornado" to, of course, "I am human".

You may be spoiled but not spoiled enough to lose friends.

Playing Julio, the now renamed Valentino was required to go from spoiled playboy to soldier-martyr, an affecting alchemy that included a star-making tango scene.

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.

The blackjack table is the ideal place for spoiled scoundrels to decide whether or not to grow up.

Make the spray in small batches to keep the ingredients from getting spoiled and to ensure freshness of the spray.