Sentence examples for that has spoilt from inspiring English sources

Jenkins is currently fourth in the ITU standings, although Stanford has struggled with injury that has spoilt her title defence hopes this year.

Many of our British readers view the riots as the sum of a materialistic culture and a welfare state that has spoiled its citizenry.

Q I've been told that sour milk is very good when used for baking bread, etc. Can I use pasteurised milk that has spoiled in the fridge?

Barry Hearn, chairman of the PDC, said: "It's a compliment that the sport should be taken seriously at last and the snobbishness that has spoiled the perception of darts has finally been defeated.

Still, when he spoke to his peers at places like Miami, currently ranked No. 3 in the nation, the skeptics did a doubletake at his ambition of joining a program that has spoiled many hopeful coaching careers.

The Bush administration is preparing to issue rules on Friday to clamp down on old coal-fired power plants that are the chief culprits in the haze that has spoiled the vistas in many national parks and wilderness areas, leaving the worst blight in Acadia National Park in Maine and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee.

MOKSHA is a good restaurant, with several dishes that have spoiled me for lesser versions.

By Sunday night, workers had thrown away 45 containers of ice cream that had spoiled, said the owner, Britta Wenzel.

As railroads spread, Jews in small Great Plains towns waited for deliveries by train, often receiving food that had spoiled.

The first goal, after 76 minutes, was a quick, darting action worth more than all the negativity that had spoiled the match to that point.

When he was elected chancellor, he promised, after all, to end the Reformstau (the reform logjam) that had spoiled the last years of Helmut Kohl's long chancellorship.