Each is lined with waterproof paper, so that it can't be spoiled by dampness or rain.
I am progressing. Other days, like Ahab, I am moody, and sinful, and pretty much a spoiled little brat.
Once born, into rooms darkened so that they would not squint, these children were usually loved and spoiled as much as the modern kind.
But I improve upon the sun's rays, which have painted falsely, and find that my eyes, so spoiled by lamplight and tobacco, can still paint, not only in dream but also while awake.
No parent wants a child who is a spoiled brat.
He had spoiled the soup by putting in too much salt.
Their bodies, when they kissed, produced a scent thick and sour like spoiled pudding, which mingled with the vinegar smell of the dye.
The boy was spoiled by his grandfather.
The spoiled child stamped his foot with rage.
We are pretty spoiled and expect everyone to speak our language. And I think Americans are nave about how to go about it.
What you said spoiled my plan.
Therefore shall a tumult arise among thy people, and all thy fortresses shall be spoiled, as Shalman spoiled Betharbel in the day of battle: the mother was dashed in pieces upon her children.
Nearly half the writers pick A, but the correct answer is D. Puns are not allowed, spoiled fruit isn’t even remotely funny, and defaming mothers-in-law could irk mothers-in-law.
It can be anything: spoiled milk from the back of your fridge right down to tar and feathers.
His teeth spoiled the symmetry of his face.
He is just a brat spoiled kid.
Why does he choose young Joseph, who's an arrogant spoiled brat?
It's really forced me to put my priorities in order and realize what's truly important: excluding kids who aren't in my closest circle of friends and generally acting like a spoiled, entitled brat.
Once I asked why. He said that watering plants spoiled them, and that if you water them, each successive tree generation will grow weaker and weaker.
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