Sentence examples for bitter score from inspiring English sources

There is no bitter score settling a la Nancy Reagan, who was one of Miss Greenfield's many powerful friends.

David Haye and Dereck Chisora will finally get the chance to settle a bitter score that Chisora admits Haye is "winning 1-0" after his bottle-in-hand uppercut and camera‑tripod attack in front of a stunned press pack in February.

"He looks like a greedy, self-aggrandizing, bitter, score-settling political person," said Richard N. Bond, a former Republican national chairman.

With a bitter flourish, Chris Fairclough scored Leeds' final goal of a 5-0 win in the very last minute.

Many conductors hear the work as a veiled personal protest and plumb the score for bitter irony.

The film wraps this bitter romance in a score by Angelo Badalamenti and spices it with strains of Édith Piaf and Billie Holiday.

After several bitter disputes over the scoring of standardized tests, the New York City school system has decided to scale back its relationship with CTB/McGraw-Hill and hire another company to create and score its annual reading tests.

This maritime empire was hard-won, after scores of bitter battles on land and sea, and then cut short by the spread of the Ottoman Empire in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

It's early September, the Colombian football team has just scored against bitter rivals Brazil, and the crowd gathered around a tiny TV screen rises and whoops, as it does in bars all over the country.

Arsenal fan Colin Kazim-Richards admits it was a bitter-sweet moment to score the goal for Blackburn which knocked the Gunners out of the FA Cup - but will be cheering his boyhood team on when they aim to bounce back against Bayern Munich.

Over the last decade, partisanship has mutated from bitter bickering and point scoring into the dangerous polarization of the U.S.