Sentence examples for bitter which from inspiring English sources

Elias Araya's drumming hinted, temperately, at dance music in "Sweet and Bitter," which even had some electronic handclaps.

Chard is a tasty vegetable, the stems fleshy (sweet though slightly bitter), which then thread like veins through the leaf.

It is reasonably bitter, which thankfully offsets its potentially cloying sweetness, but if you are offered a bottle of this at a barbecue, opt for wine.

And though Aussies shun the insipid stuff with "Fosters" on the can, they love the company's Victoria Bitter, which is the nation's bestseller.

Finally, there is the ESB, which stands for Extra Special Bitter, which Mr. Muller said goes well with strong foods like meats, cheeses and chocolate.

Obama's famous remark, made at a fund-raiser in San Francisco, that rural voters are bitter, which causes them to cling to religion and guns, lingers in the heartland.

It's made from pear-infused gin, fresh tarragon, tonic water and bitters Which book gets you cooking?

Doctors, dentists and even veterinarians were free to write prescriptions for remedies like "Richardson's Concentrated Sherry Wine Bitters," which contained 47.5 percent alcohol (95 proof).

Austin spun around and grabbed something off of a shelf: a small vial of celery bitters, which he tapped into our drinks.

My favourite tipple was a truly lethal mix of neat vodka and Angostura bitters which Burroughs ended up naming a "Rosie crucifixion".

Cocktails include the Shiksappeal (gin, watermelon, Cocchi Americano, basil) and the Nathan Birnbaum (cold-smoked rye, curaçao, charred-pineapple bitters), which was George Burns's real name, and the wine list is divided into helpful categories like Spicy Reds and Natty Whites.