| In making these assertions, I am not being a curmudgeon, a whiner or a spoilsport. |
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| Darryl was scowling out the window, and Chad was too worried to tell him to stop being such a spoilsport. |
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| Oh, don't be such a spoilsport, I'm sure we'll have a great time and nobody's going to get hurt. |
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| Archer had to be a spoilsport and point out that there was no more room in the car. |
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| I know, Stefan, and I'm sorry I'm being such a spoilsport, but right now I just want to be alone for a bit. |
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| Taylor portrays Hitler as a sour, arrogant, abstemious spoilsport and friend to small animals. |
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| So the CoE is not quite the spoilsport we originally imagined. |
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| I don't mean to be a spoilsport, but exactly what do you have planned? |
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| Quebec is often pictured as the black sheep or the spoilsport of the system. |
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| And though this Schumpeter does not wish to be a spoilsport, precautions should be taken. |
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| This year the show will be especially spectacular as that light-polluting spoilsport, the Moon, is below the horizon. |
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| After having been in the shadow of the women, Marian Dragulescu, Marius Urzica and Ioan Suciu could very well play the spoilsport. |
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| Moreover, as if this disturbance was not enough, nature in turn became a spoilsport, which was to the advantage of the French troops. |
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| After eleven days at sea, it's the vicissitudes of Doldrums to be a spoilsport. |
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| The others started to file out, muttering about him being a spoilsport. |
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| The cast is universally appealing, and everything about the movie seems to be enjoying itself to such a degree that any derision would make me feel a spoilsport. |
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| In churches where there is always a grand vision to be pursued, you almost feel like a spoilsport coming along with your question about the problem of evil. |
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| Similarly, spoilsport that I am, I can't help thinking that shunting the elderly from home to home in the knowledge that a small percentage of them will die of delayed shock is a criminal way to make savings. |
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| The spoilsport British blocked a deal with Libya. It has to be said that Mr Cummings had a sense of humour, although his jokes were not always appreciated, or even understood, by those who loathed his trade. |
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| Luckily Lampre can still look toward Damiano Cunego for the classics. And new recruit Alessandro Petacchi can try to win more stages in the big tours, if his age is not going to be a spoilsport that is. |
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| Being called names such as spoilsport or tattletale seemed a small price to pay for the special status one enjoyed due to one's keen sense of loyalty. |
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| I know I am a sad spoilsport, but it would make me wretched. |
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