spoiled

Example Sentences

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But the Dominican Republic spoiled the party for the home fans: Karl-Anthony Towns scored 26 points, leading his team to a 87-81 win in a Group A matchup.

From Washington Times

Food Safety News writes that "food contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes may not look or smell spoiled," but it's important to not dismiss or downplay any potential consumption or exposure because it can be very dangerous.

From Salon

San Francisco officials say their encampment operations allow outreach workers to connect homeless people to services while cleaning areas soiled with trash, used needles and spoiled food.

From Seattle Times

But it is possible to detect when food is spoiled — another action of microbes, as they eat away at food that has been left for too long or has been in the wrong storage conditions.

From Salon

The Rangers‘ bullpen woes spoiled Montgomery’s dominating night and sent them to their season-high fifth straight loss. Texas’ lead in the AL West dropped to 1 1/2 games over Houston.

From Washington Times