Sentence examples for bitterly fighting from inspiring English sources

Nevada officials are bitterly fighting the Bush administration's plan to store wastes in Yucca Mountain.

A recent article in The Times, on the Bloomberg administration's plans to transform the Willets Point industrial area in Queens, mentioned one of the local businesses that are bitterly fighting the project, Bono Sawdust Supply.

Portraying the domestic life of Thorson and Liberace, whether happily hanging out or bitterly fighting, they're proficient but disconnected and uncomfortable; they push a bit too hard, like a couple of frat brothers putting on a show of fellowship.

Shawn, in his theatre work, has for the most part explored the lives of heterosexual outsiders, bitterly fighting to get into what they perceive to be the nexus of power.

An Egyptian man who is bitterly fighting his deportation from the United States has been charged with making false statements in a decade-old immigration matter, leading to sharp criticism from his lawyers yesterday about the Government's tactics.

Four years ago, a Democrat was in the White House and the industry was bitterly fighting a prescription drug proposal that it said would have led to price controls.

It was unclear which of the factions fighting bitterly in Iraq might have been responsible.

But they are fighting bitterly over the terms.Nowhere is the battle more intense than in India.

The Bush administration and Senate Democrats have been fighting bitterly over an array of archconservative judicial nominees.

Here is Rex Harrison fighting bitterly with Julie Andrews as Hart tries to direct them in "My Fair Lady".

Greenwich, after all, is the town that had been fighting bitterly to maintain the exclusivity of its public beach.