Sentence examples for bitterly try from inspiring English sources

"To sit there and bitterly try and hope the other person fails — that's not the way democracy is supposed to work," he said in an interview on his campaign bus.

But was it really bad enough to turn so many of the perfectly peaceful people I'd met during their pregnancies into wild-eyed creatures, obsessively rocking buggies in cramped cafes for hours, while bitterly trying to outdo each other over how little sleep they'd had?

The economy minister, Nihat Zeybekci, said the commandos would bitterly regret trying to overthrow the government.

Some wrote rapturously on Yelp of tasting the doughnuts, and others wrote bitterly of trying to taste one and failing.

A few members member even bitterly discussed trying to tie Pegues to any cold cases and get him indicted for a crime.

When a deserter tries to kill himself, Elisabeth bitterly observes, "We must try to save his life, help him recover until he is well enough to be stood up against a wall and shot".

Representative Peter T. King, a Long Island Republican, is bitterly opposed to trying the Sept. 11 defendants in New York, saying it would make the city even more vulnerable to terrorist attacks.

So, no, I wasn't going to get a chance to try it, Ambrosio said bitterly.

The other is to try to bind together a bitterly divided party.

He's waiting for a reprieve from Stalin and argues bitterly with his fellow inmates when they try to explain that it's his Jewish background and not his politics that has ensnared him in this net.

Harrisburg officials, who have fought bitterly over the city's debt, have agreed to try to seek common ground and have won a reprieve from a judge's order for an income tax increase.