Sentence examples for spoils more from inspiring English sources

Mr Walsh surely knows this, because his company is enjoying the spoils more than most.

But, if Ashley is serious about reform, one idea should be obvious: distribute the spoils more evenly.

But in the days when alphas had to fight rather than scheme their way to the top, they tended to enjoy the sexual spoils more openly.

In 1939, the sponsoring institutions divided the spoils (more than half remained in Antakya), often splitting up the floors from a single room.

Over the summer, "Law & Order" has consistently beaten "CSI: New York" among all viewers, though the two New York mysteries have shared the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49ly.

"In the wild, these abilities may help them to recognize when they should forage in different areas or find a different cooperative partner who will share the spoils more equitably".

(Stemless pears tend to spoil more quickly).

So cold foods go stale and spoil more slowly.

Finally, shellfish can spoil more easily on a hot day if not stored properly.

Using clean hands, squeeze out as much buttermilk as you can (excess liquid can cause it to spoil more quickly).

Now you need to wash your developing butter of any remaining buttermilk, which will make it spoil more quickly.