Sentence examples for a bitter week from inspiring English sources

Piers Morgan has spent a bitter week hitting out at his former CNN colleague Anderson Cooper, blaming the dismal ratings for Piers Morgan Tonight on Cooper's poor lead-in.

All in all, it was a better end to a bitter week for the Kazakh team, who were forced to sack one rider, Andreas Kessler - a stage winner in last year's Tour - after confirmation of a positive finding for testosterone on an A sample taken in an out-of-competition test in April.

Her colleagues probably needed some love, after such a bitter few weeks.

St. Bonaventure, a modest Franciscan institution tucked beneath the Allegheny Mountains in Olean, N.Y., endured a bitter few weeks last spring.

By the 1950's, tension started to grow between management and labor and there was a bitter 11-week strike in 1952.

The Chinese government quietly defused a bitter two-week quarrel with Japan today by allowing five detained North Korean asylum seekers to leave, bound for Seoul, South Korea.

The suit claims that the governor violated provisions of the National Labor Relations Act last year by authorizing $27 million to hire out-of-state replacement workers during a bitter two-week strike in May 2001.

From Albany to Capitol Hill, Democratic politicians voiced public words of praise — and breathed private sighs of relief — at Mr. Spitzer's announcement that he would scuttle the proposal, after a bitter seven-week battle that battered the governor and turned New York into a battleground over illegal immigration.

The neighbours were involved in a bitter two-week stand-off near their de facto border in September 2014.

Call yourself a feminist, my husband would say to me, disgustedly, in the raw bitter weeks after we separated.

Mr. McCain has portrayed Mr. Bush as deeply indebted to the leadership of the Christian right, which sprang to his aid during the bitter weeks of campaigning in South Carolina before that state's Republican primary on Feb. 19.