Sentence examples for bitter row from inspiring English sources

But this week has seen a bitter row with the Afghan government.

The selection of Gill provoked a bitter row, with the Welsh believing it was their turn.

The raids have reopened a bitter row over Roma in France.

Appointed in 1980, he was dismissed in 1983 in another bitter row with the ministry.

A bitter row has engulfed a leading charity over plans to close its respite centres for people with multiple sclerosis.

Studio FormaFantasma's past projects have explored Italy's colonial heritage, the bitter row over immigration and the environmental crisis.

Thousands of firefighters in London yesterday walked out on strike in a bitter row over new contracts.

Bob Dudley, BP's chief executive, resigned as head of the venture and fled Russia during a bitter row in 2008.

There was a bitter row between rich countries and poor ones, and the meeting broke up in acrimony.

Meanwhile, university academics and support staff have announced plans for a third national walkout in a bitter row over pay.

The debate will play into the increasingly bitter row over the government's proposals to relax planning laws.