Sentence examples for over a bitter from inspiring English sources

"How many ballet companies today are headed by a woman?" Twyla Tharp asked over a bitter cup of coffee.

A big victory over a bitter rival in the National Football Conference East could have breathed life into their wheezing playoff hopes.

That national leadership, in the shape of Chris Kitchen, recently saw off former NUM president Arthur Scargill in the courts over a bitter row involving his occupancy of a flat owned by the union in the Barbican.

Len McCluskey, the leader-designate of Unite, has urged British Airways to resume negotiations over a bitter industrial dispute with the Unite trade union, as tensions between both sides threatened a new cabin crew strike ballot.

Mr. Hébert presided over a bitter debate -- inside his agency and with companies and politicians nationwide -- over the role of the federal regulator in policing newly deregulated electricity and natural gas markets.

A8 Zimbabwe Opposition Splinters Zimbabwe's only serious political opposition to President Robert G. Mugabe appeared to splinter over a bitter falling out on whether to field candidates for a new upper chamber of Parliament after 22 members of the party, the Movement for Democratic Change, filed as candidates for the election to Zimbabwe's new senate.

The two men call over a bitter-looking lady from the audience.

But within a year of taking over, he got into a bitter battle with American's powerful pilots over the carrier's acquisition of Reno Air.

Lovering took over in January after a bitter wrangle between chairman Simon Laffin and the pub chain's biggest shareholders, led by Joe Lewis, the Caribbean-based billionaire currency trader.

Ms. Myers said she went to work for "a bitter, over-the-hill publicist knocked up on pharmaceuticals".

Carlton seizes Central, Granada takes over LWT after a bitter battle, breaking up a top TV management team led by Christopher Bland and Greg Dyke.