Sentence examples for bitter goodbye from inspiring English sources

Given its subtitle ("State of England"), the novel slots neatly into an argument that Mr. Amis's move to America is a bitter "goodbye to all that" severing from home soil.

While her new album, "Good Thing Going" (Rounder), is named after a stable love song, it starts with "I'm Leavin'," a bitter goodbye set to an Appalachian-sounding tune, and "World's Biggest Fool," an easy-swinging bit of breakup remorse.

Fourteen years and seven months after an experiment here went unimaginably awry, spewing the radiation of dozens of Hiroshimas across Europe, workers at the Chernobyl nuclear complex gathered today to bid the site's last working nuclear reactor -- and many of their jobs -- a bitter goodbye.

Its title track was called "a bitter goodbye".

3. Palin's "Bitter Goodbye": The ongoing battle between the former AK Governor and the media.

The sparse, thumpy beat and lilting melody of "Say Goodbye" carry bitter zingers: "You don't have to tell the truth, 'cause if you do I'll tell it too".

The BBC's Paul Wood in Beirut says the rebel fighters and their families were sad and bitter as they said goodbye to a place they swore they would never leave.

Although I ended up getting a full-on police eviction, that landlord... all goodbyes are bitter in those scenarios.

The song sounds like a direct rebuke to Tony Blair, with its references to wives waving goodbye to soldiers and bitter branches spreading out.

Saying goodbye is always emotional and bitter sweet but I am extremely excited about the future.

He slung a bag over his shoulders, said goodbye to his wife and trundled off into the bitter cold.