Sentence examples for spoilt her from inspiring English sources

But Ms Dorries rather spoilt her case by trying to make it a left-right issue.

Schippers seems more wounded talking about her acne than the controversy which spoilt her victory.

Merkel, said Techau, had spoilt her reputation in Europe by not subscribing to Sarkozy's and Brown's activism on the economic crisis.

I know her well enough to know I haven't spoilt her chances.' This was wounding to read, she admitted, even now.

What spoilt her was appearing on stage in The Seagull at the age of 21. "There's not many places to go for women after you've played Nina.

The party's best hope, Jeanine Pirro, a former prosecutor from Westchester County, spoilt her credibility by starting and then abandoning a campaign for Mrs Clinton's seat late last year.Factional rivalries contribute to the Republicans' disarray.

Matthew Robinson, who was executive producer from 1998 to 2000, remembers adhering to their original character sketches, which describe a 14-year-old Sharon Watts as "the apple of her father's eye… and spoilt by her parents with gifts and getting her own way".

Dubbed the "prettiest debutante of the 1922 season" and very sure of herself -- even her friends called her "spoilt, irritatingly self-assured and bossy" -- she too was married at 21, to the much older Edward Dudley (Fruity) Metcalfe.

The only problem is that they loathe each other's children from their previous relationships: his spoilt daughter and her wastrel son.

Stoic Andri's visiting ex-wife is stranded with their spoilt daughters and her new partner, who is literally half the man the bearded police chief is (you could wrap yourself in Andri and survive any snowstorm).

It was a spoilt childhood, materially – her father was a wealthy entrepreneur as well as a lawyer – and it's a mark of the milieu they grew up in that the Kardashian girls and their brother, Rob, were considered deprived because their parents wouldn't give them their own credit cards.