Spoils

The drug lord lived a life of luxury, enjoying all kinds of spoils from his illegal activities.

The beekeeper spoils the honeycombs from the beeswax.

The drug lord enjoyed the spoils of his criminal empire.

The excavation of the site produced a large amount of spoils, which had to be transported elsewhere.

The machine spoils the broken glass from the usable glass.

The manager spoils the responsibilities among the employees.

The organic farm uses spoils to enrich the soil.

The spoils were piled high next to the barn, ready to be spread in the fields.

She spoils the fabric by separating the cotton from the seeds.

The lack of maintenance spoils the condition of the car.

The addition of too much sugar spoils the taste of the cake.

The coffee maker spoils the grounds from the brewed coffee.

The farmer used spoils to increase the yield of his crops.

The host spoils the party favors among the guests.

The hacker was able to steal valuable spoils such as credit card information and personal data.

She spoils her skin by spending too much time in the sun.

The construction workers piled up the spoils from digging the foundation of the building.

The compost heap was full of spoils from last season's harvest.

The embezzler enjoyed the spoils of his scheme before being caught.

The soldiers collected spoils of war after defeating the enemy.

The spoils from the road construction were reused as fill for nearby low-lying areas.

The construction company had to dispose of the spoils after excavating the foundation.

The army captured a large amount of spoils from the enemy camp.

The spoils of war were an important source of wealth and prestige for ancient empires.

The beekeeper spoils the honey by removing the beeswax from it.

She spoils her son by giving him whatever he wants.

The misuse of technology spoils the relationships between people.

The noise from the construction site spoils the peace and quiet of the neighborhood.

The spoils of war were often used to fund the conquering nation's military campaigns.

The friend spoils her best friend by always taking her side, even when she is wrong.

The spoils were mixed with soil to improve its nutrient content.

The city collects spoils from yard waste and uses it to create compost for public parks.

The excessive use of detergent spoils the fabric of the clothes.

The neighbor spoils the dog by feeding him table scraps.

The ancient Romans often displayed spoils taken from conquered nations in their triumphal processions.