Sentence examples for bitter call from inspiring English sources

That is only one part of the tattered mosaic of college basketball that turned the N.C.A.A. president's state-of-the-game address here into a bitter call for change.

Mrs. Pilla, still bitter, called it a smear campaign and an engineered coup.

Or he may have thought you were referring to a weak bitter called IPA made by Greene King.

At Rogue 24, R. J. Cooper's restaurant in Washington, D.C., the mixologist Derek Brown pumps cassia-bark fumes into a blend of mezcal, maple syrup and maple bitters called Where There's Mezcal.

In 1883, Andrew Mearns, a clergyman, published a book called The Bitter Cry of Outcast London.

Cooder calls it "a bitter song".

It's a bitter curtain call for a former somebody.

On "Lover I Don't Have to Love," three drummers banged out a double-time beat, and a bitter country song called "Make War" was sweetened by a pedal steel.

"Schmidt's bitter wit... calls to mind Lorrie Moore, Emily Halll said here last year.

Grey Gallery found the poem too sexually explicit for its purposes and, to Dlugos's bitter disappointment, called off the project.

(Using the tax's Spanish acronym, the newspaper El País coined a bitter rhyme, calling it an "IVA-guillotina").