Sentence examples for bitter from from inspiring English sources

Chicken mole is dark and exotic tasting, savory and pleasantly bitter from the chiles: excellent.

It was creamy with a twang, slightly bitter from the greens, and showing a sensitive restraint with salt.

The alternative, seldom elected, is a brief monologue, bleak and bitter, from the original version of 1847.

The warring factions were heavily armed, bitter from brutality and battlefield losses and accustomed to breaking any agreement they signed.

Of course, there will be Mets fans bitter from now until September, when rivals like the Yankees and Phillies will likely be in the midst of pennant races.

According to my research, self-publishers tend predominantly to be educated and busy, and not self-publishing in retirement, bitter from a lifetime's disappointment from the traditional industry.

Their quinine was from the Congo, their bitter orange from Tanzania, lemons from Sicily.

There's coconut and grapefruit infused Hoxton Gin, Black Moth truffle vodka or rhubarb bitters from Fee Brothers.

3.57am BST Doug, our barman, is indulgently excellent – squeezing homemade bitters from tiny bottles with a miniature pipette, twisting orange peel with an elaborate double-wrist flourish.

That is already a taunt from centrists, and a bitter accusation from the PT's own left wing.

There's also a bitter note from bitter orange, a green note from geranium, and the base has sandalwood and tonka bean.