As was happening in many multigenerational families just then, I believe, Callie became our delegate at the spilling-over and increasingly bitter demonstrations.
The cortege made its way went past the gates of Downing Street, her home for the 11 tumultuous years she held power and which she said goodbye to almost a quarter of a century ago, past Trafalgar Square, scene of the bitter poll tax demonstrations, and into the Strand.
For Labour, the universality of networks, won by trade unions, strikes, demonstrations and bitter campaigns, was a matter of social justice.
Thus the bitter irony of a recent demonstration in Algiers, where the protesters chanted and carried signs declaring: "Val-de-Grâce pour tous!" An editor for the independent Algiers newspaper L'Expression summed up the collective despair of those who gaze on the disparity between the few and many: "Val-de-Grâce for heads of state and coup de grâce for everyone else".
We are encouraged to think of players as bitter foes, but this pre-game demonstration was a reminder that they might think of each other as potential allies.
The demonstration, which organizers were calling The Bitter Man March, suggests that bitter voters had found something new to cling to.
Bourbon and Bitters A talk about bourbon and bitters, describing how they are made, with a demonstration about mixing cocktails and a tasting, will be held by Slow Food on Friday from 6 30 to 9 p.m. at Ger-Nis Culinary and Herb Center, 540 President Street (Fourth Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklynn.
The new law followed a bitter fight in Parliament and raucous street demonstrations.
There had been weekly demonstrations in Iceland for three months — formal, if bitter, rallies, arranged around speeches.
