Sentence examples similar to bitter to remember from inspiring English sources
THE Mets — from General Manager Omar Minaya to Willie Randolph, the team's manager, to nearly every active player — made one disastrous mistake after another this season, leaving fans with a winter's worth of bitter bile to remember 2007 by.
I layered new, happy memories over the bitter ones and began to remember receiving a first-rate education from dedicated professors and making a few lifelong friends.
Finally, I have been around long enough to remember the bitter feeling of the Republicans taking over Congress in 1994 and George W. Bush winning the White House in 2000.
He should try walking a mile in the shoes of a gay man or any other person with AIDS to remember just how bitter it can be.
You don't have to remember (or pronounce) ayurveda, or even alkaline, just think mild, sweet-tart and bitter.
Dates to Remember MAY 5 The first meeting between the Red Bulls and the Galaxy since their bitter playoff series last year.
Water temperatures don't have to be measured, the main thing to remember is not to use boiling water on green or white teas as this will cause a bitter taste.
These professionals were too young to remember the worst indignities and inhumanity of segregation, the whites-only restaurants, drinking fountains and schools, and too privileged to feel bitter.
Silva pointed out a bitter irony: this court was willing to tout, and to institutionalize, a right to forget in a country in which it's become hard to remember.
The pauses to remember the words during "The Little Things You Do Together" helped underline the relentless drift from marital harmony to bitter discord over the song's long haul.
