Sentence examples for bitter turning from inspiring English sources

She may not have made the remark in earnest, but it may mark a bitter turning point of her chancellorship and another irony of fate after all.

It is a bitter turn of events.

For Mr. Liggett, this amounts to a bitter turn.

But the relationship took a bitter turn last week.

In Canada, discussions to expand Emirates' landing rights took a particularly bitter turn.

The conflict has taken an especially bitter turn in recent years.

The continuing blowback is a bitter turn for Ms. Quinn, who thought she had long ago put the issue behind her.

It's a bitter turn of events for Lima, who was the toast of the Astros staff last season, along with Mike Hampton.

These figures, compiled by the Kantar Media Campaign Media Analysis Group, attest to the bitter turn the race took after the South Carolina primary when Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and the "super PACs" working to elect them unleashed a barrage of attacks.

These figures, compiled by the Kantar Media Campaign Media Analysis Group, attest to the bitter turn the race took after the South Carolina primary when Mr. Romney, Mr. Gingrich and the "super PACs" working to elect them unleashed a barrage of attacks.

The fight between Sotheby's and federal lawyers over the fate of an ancient sandstone statue that Cambodia wants returned took a bitter turn in court on Thursday after each side filed papers accusing the other of acting unethically.