Sentence examples for bitter farewell from inspiring English sources
AFTER ten years as president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus has suffered a bitter farewell.
Mr. Kirkeby has also created backdrops, enhanced by Mark Stanley's fine lighting, that abstract emotional essence through paint and color: the bright hues of Siegfried's exuberant birthday celebration in Act I contrast with the washed-out grays of the icy nature imagery of Act IV, when Odette, the Swan Queen betrayed by Siegfried, bids the prince a bitter farewell.
Cooke considers these works to be a loving (rather than a bitter) farewell to life; the composer Alban Berg called the Ninth "the most marvellous thing that Mahler ever wrote".
At last, she leaves, with a bitter parting salutation: "Farewell, dear callous lady".
In the hands of McKuen, the acerbic Le Moribond - a bitter, briskly cynical farewell from a dying man to his unfaithful wife and hypocritical friends - became the saccharine Seasons in the Sun, last heard being trilled by Westlife.
People's farewells are bitter, filled with anger and heartbreak at the area's dreadful decline and at the club for deepening the blight by buying up houses since the mid-1990s then leaving them empty.
There are also letters to Hemingway, including the Dear John note ("Ernie, dear boy") from Agnes von Kurowsky, the nurse who broke his heart and thereby became a seed for some wickedly bitter short stories and "A Farewell to Arms".
Mr. Nader's monologue seemed less a call to arms than a not-so-fond farewell to a bitter campaign in which many of his former allies have denounced him.
Gaga bids her ex-lovers farewell with a bitter-hearted pre-chorus where she sings: "You know that I love you, boy/Hot like Mexico, rejoice!/At this point I've got to choose/Nothing to lose".
Too bad his farewell to Chelsea was more bitter than sweet.
On one of my last days, I stood on our front balcony, running my fingertips farewell over the leaves of the bitter orange tree, whose upper branches reached our second-story house.
