Sentence examples for gets a bitter from inspiring English sources

A salad of geoduck clam gets a bitter blast from spicy radish sprouts and nuttiness from sesame seeds, while Hawaiian kampachi tartare has a tier of crushed pine nuts above it and a soy sauce meringue beside it.

It's got a bitter aftertaste".

Arsenal won't even be getting a bitter consolation.

Iona, with six MAAC titles, got a bitter taste of the other side today before a sparse crowd.

By the end of the year, American consumers were already getting a bitter taste of rising prices.

BP may be vocal on the issue, but after getting burned in Angola (it published information about its oil bid and got a bitter rebuke from government officials) it no longer strays far from the pack.

And while Mr. Obama did not create the current system, he has now gotten a bitter lesson in its weaknesses and its stubborn resistance to change, despite the mea culpas and pledges of reform.

My bias notwithstanding, it makes the cut on merit: I've got a bitter pot of je ne sais quoi Guess what, I'm stirring it with a monkey's paw For the avoidance of doubt, there was no behind the scenes collusion on this – tincanman was an unknowing accomplice.

Barely a day after securing more international aid in exchange for yet more draconian reforms, Greece got a bitter taste of the price of austerity on Tuesday, when statistics showed that retail sales had shrunk by more than 30% over the past three years.

A few hours later Stern got a bitter dose of reality in the now-infamous, ugly melee at a game between the Detroit Pistons and the Indiana Pacers.

The only sad aspect of all this was we didn't get a bitter, angry exit interview with the Chenbot.