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• Boom times are back, and Londoners are spoilt for choice.
• Because it is a major tourist destination, we were spoilt for choice.
• And as far as activities were concerned, we were quite spoilt for choice.
• Certainly, those with Ringgit to spare this year will be spoilt for choice.
• Pakistan captain Wasim Akram is spoilt for choice.
• Listeners are also spoilt for choice with intelligent talk and entertainment spanning across shows.
• "We're pretty spoilt for choice at fly half at the moment.
• International buyers scouting for new fashion talents and designer label connections will be spoilt for choice.
• "We're pretty spoilt for choice at fly half at the moment,"
• My friends and I were really spoilt for choice when we buka puasa at the restaurant last week.
• WONDER where you can be spoilt for choice for antiques, reproduction furniture, artifacts and decorative accessories?
• Do you feel that Intel is spoilt for choice when deciding on investments in the Asia-Pacific region?
• We were spoilt for choice at breakfast, and after, our host helped us book a whale-watching trip.
• The place is indeed a self-contained world of its own, but one where prices are cheaper and the customers spoilt for choice.
• However, " spoilt for choice " is only slightly negative in meaning, much like " embarasse de richesses ".
• World Cup organizers were hardly spoilt for choice when looking for a Dutch cricket ground to host the Group A tie between South Africa and Kenya _ there are only two pitches in the country with a grass wicket.
• Railway stations, newsagents, supermarkets . . . . If you really want to be spoilt for choice, start in Tottenham Court Road .-- feed me 18 : 01, 8 June 2007 ( UTC)
• The next day, in the Irish Sea, Day found himself spoilt for choice; twice, as he was about to sink worthless vessels, potentially rich prizes were spotted, and " Mifflin " departed at once.
• While Major's aides insisted sternly on Wednesday that the rebels will not be invited back into the parliamentary caucus without evidence of good behavior, Wilkinson and others reveled in his disapproval : setting terms for co-operation and spoilt for choice of radio and TV interviews.
• And last but not least, connoisseurs of good food and wine will be spoilt for choice by the range of local specialties available to taste along with a Beaujolais or a C魌es du Rh鬾e, and by the sheer number of famous restaurants ( with Paul Bocuse at the top of the list ) in the region.