Sentence examples for bitch as from inspiring English sources
Walking up the Green Hill on a Bayreuth afternoon or crossing the River Salzach at twilight is somehow more conducive to the contemplation of sublimity than riding the No. 1 train at rush hour while two squabbling strangers call each other "fatso" and "bitch," as happened to me on the way to "Götterdämmerung".
The union said it had been told of a teacher receiving the comment "I hope she gets cancer", while the heavily pregnant worker had faced remarks such as "ugly fucking bitch" as well as having an account established in her name.
We can bitch as much as we want about Apple's shortcomings, but by and large the public couldn't care less about any of it, nor do they even know about any of this stuff.
You've got a perfectly good right to bitch as well as moan about things, but the equivalent of crying "fire" in a crowded theater just makes for a crappy moviegoing experience.
The story is about a woman who tires of being the skinny bitch as much as she did being the fat chick, and wants off the yo-yo in order to live life in the middle -- both physically and emotionally.
However, Fey's verbal barbs add much-appreciated moments of social commentary from the onscreen duo who once told America that Hillary Clinton is a "bitch" (as are they), and that's why she deserves to be president.
I said I'd drive him down there, and he began bitching as soon as he got in the car.
The treatment was repeated about one month after whelping (D28) and the disposition of cimicoxib was evaluated again in the bitches as well as in their pups after suckling.
This season's clothes are bitch costumes as surely as the gowns at the Carousel Ball, worn by the real-life extras and the cast, were rich-people costumes.
His almost instantaneous transformation into a brute screaming "Bitch!" is as frightening now as it was a century ago.
Yes, the administration is talking democracy, but does America really have the determination to (a) dismantle the Baathist one-party state and (b) avoid the military strongman solution that has been so attractive to American global scenarists in the past - "our sonof-a-bitch," as Roosevelt once described the dictator Somoza in Nicaragua?
