How to pronounce “spoils” in English

spoils our Pleasures Twisted modes of meaning do that as

And that spoils the moment because you're thinking what I can't do rather than what I can do.

And that spoils it.

you know the The Spoils of birthdays or or or or the Leisure of vacation but also because treating

And those being the spoils of war, my brother picked up the sneakers and brought them home.

And to the winner go the spoils and then Them the event, damn race is over, we are going to party with these gentlemen

that fills the universe that spoils the symmetry and allows it to agree with what we actually observe.

No, John never spoils the show.

know I guess To the victor goes the spoils you know I think it also had a lot to do with the fact that ailia art

In a society where to the victors go the spoils, it can be difficult for said victors to wrap their heads around fair treatment

What it opens you up to is when there is a sense of unfairness and who's getting ahead and how the spoils are being divided,

And so in the not-too-distant past, the publishers who had those advertising spoils took relative different paths

Used to be that might made right, to the victor went the spoils.

So you would think that I would be like, I'm going to enjoy the spoils and hang out for a while.

And the creative economy, there's a lot more spoils.

You know that Jesse and Kunal did-- Yeah, I did "The Spoils."

that I do in this play, which is a complete 180 from "The Spoils."

And our system today, where the saying "to victor go the spoils" is more true than ever.

aiming for whaling decks and when the stink bombs hit the whaling decks, it spoils any meats that you might put on there so they can't process whales on there.

And so the reverse, if you haven't succeeded, that means you didn't work hard, and therefore do not deserve the spoils of the success.

I would keep it all for ourselves and make a lot of money because to the victor belong the spoils.

Native people did not willfully give this land, and so some people like to say, Well, it's the spoils of war.

Now it's, as I said, it's a product liability, used as directed it spoils everything.

Through wars throughout history, it's always been, to the victor, the spoils.

And then Act Three: Now that we're on the cover of magazines, how do we divide up the spoils?

When you're on the frontier in the 1830's there's no refrigeration, you need salt for your food otherwise stuff spoils, you can get all kinds of weird diseases, so salt is

Hummus spoils very, very quickly,

so to make industrial hummus, which what most people in the States know as hummus, you have to stuff it with antioxidants, add citric acids, all kinds of stuff that spoils the