Spoils

The counterfeiters were caught with the spoils of their operation.

The whistleblower revealed how the company's top executives were taking spoils from secret deals.

The spoils of war taken from defeated enemies were seen as a form of divine punishment and retribution.

The use of spoils is a sustainable way to fertilize the soil and promote healthy plant growth.

The politician was accused of accepting spoils from a shady organization.

The spoils from the mining operation were piled up in a designated area and covered with vegetation.

The distillery spoils the impurities from the whiskey.

The use of spoils as a natural fertilizer is becoming increasingly popular among farmers.

The organic farmer preferred to use spoils instead of chemical fertilizers.

The community garden provides spoils to volunteers for their personal use.

The victorious army plundered the enemy's city and took all the spoils they could find.

She spoils the rice by separating the stones from it.

The criminal gang operated a highly successful smuggling ring, bringing in spoils from across the border.

The spoils taken from enemy cities were used to enrich the victors and fund future military campaigns.

The malfunctioning machine spoils the production of the factory.

She spoils the sugar by separating it from the molasses.

The spoils of war were sometimes distributed among the general population as a reward for their support during the conflict.

The garden center sells different types of spoils for gardening.

The spoils of war were a common motivation for soldiers and armies throughout history.

The overuse of hot tools spoils the health of the hair.

The spoils of war often included not only material goods but also human captives.

The city collects spoils from residents and turns them into fertilizer.

The horticulturist studied the effects of spoils on plant growth.

The pirates divided the spoils of their raid equally among themselves.

The farmer spread spoils over the soil before planting.

He spoils the gravel by removing the sand from it.

The spoils from the dredging operation were loaded onto barges and taken away.

The school garden teacher taught the children how to make spoils for the plants.

The teacher spoils the assignments among the students.

The spoils from the tunnel excavation were deposited in a nearby landfill.

The poor lighting spoils the ambiance of the room.

He was caught with the spoils of his burglary.

The farmer spread the spoils over his fields to enrich the soil.

The con artist enjoyed the spoils of his scam before being exposed.

He spoils his eyesight by staring at the computer screen for too long.

She spoils the workload among the members of her team.

Spoils are a great way to enrich the soil and promote plant growth.

The spoils of war were often used as a bargaining chip in peace negotiations between warring nations.

The company collected spoils from food waste to create organic fertilizer.

He spoils the tea by removing the tea leaves from it.

The director spoils the roles among the actors.

The spoils from the foundation digging were tested for soil contamination.

The king promised his soldiers a share of the spoils if they were victorious in battle.

The spoils of war taken from enemy temples and holy sites were often viewed as a symbol of the superiority of the victorious religion.

The goldsmith spoils the gold by removing the impurities.

The gardener added spoils to the soil to help the flowers grow.

The police confiscated the spoils of a drug bust, including large amounts of cash and illegal substances.

The overuse of plastic spoils the environment.

The charity spoils the donations among different organizations.

The jeweler spoils the impure metal from the precious metal.