Sentence examples for bitter trip from inspiring English sources

"I got on the train from New York to Yale, pretty sure that this was going to be a short and bitter trip.

But, unlike Stephon Marbury, whose homecoming in Minnesota last Sunday was marked by ill will from the bitter crowd, this trip to Utah will most likely be a happy event.

My father was more or less successful, but I remember his bitter remarks when he came back from trips abroad.

Never mind how unappetizing bitter butter sounds; this is a rhyme to trip the tongue and enter the head.

Back in Paris he admitted the clandestine trip to his lover Simone, prompting a bitter fight and passionate reconciliation that saw Fournier vow to forsake his adolescent obsession.

See articleAmerica's energy secretary postponed a trip to India because of an increasingly bitter row over the arrest and strip search of a female Indian diplomat in New York on charges of visa fraud and underpaying her nanny.

With only six of their London 2012 contingent in the 15-man squad, the British were thrashed 43-14, a bitter blow for the players who had subsidised the trip out of their own pockets.

In the other game in the pool Munster beat Racing Metro with a bonus point to secure second, knock defending champions and bitter rivals Leinster out of the competition and clinch a trip to top seeds Harlequins in the quarter-finals.

No need to bring your checkbook on this trip as no amount of money can resolve this bitter reality.

But just to show I'm not bitter, here's a tip that is going to make your trip a whole lot better.

There was bitter disappointment on Tuesday morning when it was announced that the eight-day trip had been called off.