Sentence examples for bitter state from inspiring English sources
A bitter state boundary dispute raged within the community until finally, in 1901, the line was placed along the centre of State Street, the main thoroughfare.
Utah won the bitter state rivalry game and took the undisputed Mountain West Conference title away from the two-time defending champion Cougars (10-2, 6-2).
This conflicted my perception of toll collectors as bitter state employees who feel claustrophobic and despise the hundreds of drivers that blow past them every day.
Today's military actions and the responses by Palestinians, who hurled stones at soldiers and police officers, showed that the election on Tuesday had done nothing to alter the bitter, destructive state of the conflict.
Alabama and Auburn are bitter in-state rivals.
Nino mumbled something bitter about states' rights and took another swig of Montepulciano.
The final games are upon us, when college teams contest bitter intra-state derbies with rivals.
After a bitter battle, the state settled that suit in 1991, vowing to clean up the discharge from the sugar farms.
In an unusually bitter campaign year, state races were dominated by the newly enacted law granting civil unions for gay couples with virtually all the rights of marriage.
This, she argues, fosters self-reliance and self-respect, so "Women don't take it as much now".The personal is politicalBoth Dr Kabamba and Mr Banks feel bitter about the state of politics in their respective countries.
'The South Carolina primary between Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain in 2000," wrote Eleanor Randolph, the New York Times editorialist, referring to Representative Lindsey Graham's current campaign for the Senate, "left Republicans in his state bitter and divided.
