spoiling

We are a nation in which a few rotten apples are spoiling different barrels.

His advice is simple: stop spoiling Christmas for the rest of us.

At the risk of spoiling the end of the movie for readers, but the title is accurate—Tim paints a Vermeer.

We love our nieces and nephews and we both enjoy spending time with them and spoiling them.

Despite the inaugural pomp and partying scheduled for today, this President Obama appears to be spoiling for a fight.

I was spoiled as a boy, and my Maggie carried on the spoiling, by never letting me feel its effects.

He thought, in fact, that Daphne was spoiling the dear nondescript old place, and he knew that the neighbourhood thought so too.

"Eric has a mind to pay them for nigh spoiling a wedding voyage," quoth our Norseman.

It certainly felt warm enough to the men on deck, who were "spoiling for a fight," when the lookout aloft announced two sails.

But I am not going to be hoodwinked by the thirty thousand francs to be made by spoiling good canvas.