spoil造句

His monotonous voice would spoil any poem.

Your present behaviour would spoil your future.

Don't let me spoil your fun, daring.

I don't want to spoil you, dear boy.

All that pass by the way spoil him: he is a reproach to his neighbours.

This often results in huge holes in the ground, noxious spoil-heaps and polluted watercourses.

Those financiers made spoil of widows'money by selling them worthless shares.

I put the veal scallops into the refrigerator before they could spoil.

This is the portion of those who plunder us, And the allotment of those who take us as spoil.

To allow the child to misbehave without instantly making it unpleasantly conscious of the fact would be to spoil it.

Bitterly I thought in my mind that the storm came on purpose to spoil my happiness; all its malice was against me.

And I thought that was great, because he wanted to feel the amazement and feel the wonder and not spoil it for him.

Best of all, the new process didn’t spoil the rice wrappings, which meant they could be eaten with the fish: Sushi was born!

Learn to enjoy your reading without asking too many questions or analyzing too much. It will just spoil the sensual enjoyment of the reading experience.

"Also they will make a spoil of your riches and a prey of your merchandise, break down your walls and destroy your pleasant houses, and throw your stones and your timbers and your debris into the water.

"The five colours confuse the eye, The five sounds dull the ear, The five tastes spoil the palate. Excess of hunting and chasing Makes minds go mad. Products that are hard to get Impede their owner's movements."

Bagged greens can save a lot of time in the kitchen, but be sure to blanch them soon after bringing them home so they don't spoil in the bags.

India's persistent food inflation, to take another example, is made worse by an antiquated system of storage and transport that lets between 25% and 40% of some crops spoil before they reach market.