Sentence examples for the spoilt from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having lost its original value
His lawyers will ask the court to have the spoilt ballots disregarded.
For universities, 2015 will be remembered as the year of the spoilt student brat.
Usually, she wades right in, feigning the insensitivity of the spoilt young American.
For these were the spoilt boys - the ruined ones who had it all.
This works in both directions: beggars become kings, palaces collapse into hovels, the spoilt son eats thistles.
Malaysia stuck out - a place to play the spoilt westerner without having nightmares about sucking someone's blood.
Instead, Meyrick built the neo-gothic Goodrich Court in a similar style next door, which greatly displeased Wordsworth when he returned to Goodrich in 1841 and found the view spoilt by the new building.
These are probably the most spoilt pigs in the world.
When I told people I'd had a pedicure they looked at me as if I were the most spoilt, extravagant girl in the world.
For a while now, Jose Mourinho has been the hired entertainer at the biggest spoilt kids' party there is, and his silly balloon animals have been making everyone cry.
She said the employee had worked in the Trois Pommes store "for a few years and takes care of the most spoilt customers from all over the world".
