Sentence examples for bitter breach from inspiring English sources
And, "Do you have a response to this quote of Mr. Shapiro's: 'We can't have snakes in the bed trying to sleep with us'?" These two lines referred to the bitter breach between the former friends, which I had reported in The Times.
The bitter, $250-million breach-of-contract case enraptured Hollywood with its airing of humiliating dirty laundry, including an infamous admission by Eisner that he may have once said of Katzenberg, "I hate the little midget".
However, in 2010, the co-founders of Infinity Ward Vince Zampella and Jason West were fired by Activision for "breaches of contract and insubordination", prompting a bitter legal dispute that would last two years.
The suit, which accused Ms. Zahn of breach of contract, was one manifestation of the increasingly bitter feud between Fox, which is owned by the News Corporation, and CNN, a unit of AOL Time Warner.
After losing office in 1800 to his increasingly bitter rival Thomas Jefferson, Adams spent his last decades burnishing his record and repairing the breach with Jefferson.
The breach-of-contract lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, was the latest salvo in a bitter legal fight between Ms. O'Donnell and Gruner & Jahr.
But after a largely peaceful day of speeches and chanting in the bitter January cold, a small group of protesters attacked police with flares, fireworks, sticks and fire extinguishes as they tried to breach the parliament building.
A referendum campaign is bound to be bitter and would provide a fresh forum for the AKP's critics to accuse it of pursuing an Islamist agenda in breach of Turkey's secular constitution, a charge the party vehemently denies.
"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.
