| They are loyal centrists, neither Brownites nor ultra-Blairites, but the good and faithful servants of a weary and slightly shopsoiled government. |
| In 2005, after baring their souls on the For The Record documentary, Jason, Gary, Mark and Howard could easily have been heading to the bin marked Shopsoiled Boy Bands. |
| Her acting, like her writing is original in conception, but shopsoiled in execution. |
| In cases like this, Dickson restores a shock of novelty to words or phrases that have become shopsoiled. |
| And many of the malls that were built in the heyday of the genre are starting to look shopsoiled. |
| If we are entering an era where streets are paved with shattered plate glass, shopsoiled Louis Vuitton and agreeable, looted Chardonnay bottles it is as well to be prepared. |
