Sentence examples for that are spoiled from inspiring English sources

It's not just the picnics that are spoiled by the seemingly inevitable opening-night downpour; you can feel the life slowly being sucked out of the performance as the audience begins to shiver, the orchestra dons scarves and hats and the singers struggle to maintain their power and intonation.

Democrats are worried about absentee ballots that arrive in the mail after the polls close on Tuesday, votes cast for Mr. Wellstone that are not replaced, and ballots that are spoiled by people crossing out names, or checking a box and writing in a name, which amounts to double-voting.

So the cities that, regardless of being a little cooler, are usually the ones that are spoiled with their choices of bands.

See if there are things there that are spoiled.

Use your judgment and remove any of the following: Foods that are spoiled or too old or stale to eat.

Unlike most cities I travel between, Palermo and Naples are two cities that are spoilt for for options.

I asked the kid with the ponytail if he'd ever brought home food that was spoiled.

Made a fine break in the first half that was spoiled when he failed to link with support.

Brexit can never take that away from us – but, whatever the outcome of the referendum, it's unlikely to be something that is spoiled for future generations either.

Roberto, besides being solid in defence at right-back, led a rapid counterattack that was spoiled when Suárez volleyed Rakitic's cross wide in the 57th minute.

Hawkins recounts a potential encounter with a teen-age Kim Kardashian that was spoiled by Inspectah Deck ("He had no game"), and the time he almost punched out a smug Leonardo DiCaprio.