Sentence examples for A bittersweet memory from inspiring English sources
It's a bittersweet memory.
It was a bittersweet memory.
LONDON — In what must be a bittersweet memory for South Africans, Monday marks the 18th anniversary of a sporting triumph that heralded the birth of the Rainbow Nation.
"I bought it unhesitatingly," recalls Jay, for whom possession of the Prévost is a bittersweet memory; uncharacteristically, he parted with it during a fiscal crisis.
We assume he slept with someone, unimaginable though such an event must be, and hope there is at least a bittersweet memory.
(Down, plot!) And, indeed, now that the European colonization of Southeast Asia is a bittersweet memory, preserved in the words of Conrad and Orwell and Graham Greene, who will mediate this vast region for the Western imagination but the Australians?
And Celso Cedeno was left yesterday holding tightly to the bittersweet memory of his wife, Sobeira F. Cedeno, 51, an assistant to a Citibank vice president, bound for the Dominican Republic to buy a home for their retirement.
A new core-memory is nonetheless formed, but now in yellow and blue — the bittersweet memory of finishing, but not winning the hunt.
The old Barren Island lives on only in filtered, bittersweet memory.
"Another bittersweet memory is when they brought you down from the operating room after your tonsils were removed.
My once son-in-law is marrying his new love, but all I can think about is the bittersweet memory of 18 years ago when he stood joyously beside my living, breathing youngest daughter and said, "I take you, Sara Ann Taylor, in sickness and in health". And he did, for the next two and half years.
