Sentence examples for will be bitter from inspiring English sources
Donald Tusk announces the deal after more than 24 hours of agonising discussions over British demands Justice Secretary's defection will be bitter blow to Downing Street as he is among David Cameron's closest confidants The Big Question: Will we in Britain see any substantial change if this package is agreed and we decide to stay?
Such cocoa powder will be bitter, though.
In Thailand's polarised political environment, the contest will be bitter.
Not all memories of 1997-98 will be bitter.
(Avoid burning at all costs or the dish will be bitter instead of sweet).
I can and will be bitter; I can and will resist; I won't be made unkind.
"They'll be back with a vengeance, they'll want payback, they'll be bitter, they'll be better prepared, they'll be more determined.
In this election year in the United States, there'll be bitter debates about what should be cut from budgets, and one thing Democrats and Republicans seem to agree on is that foreign aid is bloated.
"Give us four days, and if we play bad, I'll be bitter again," Pettitte said Wednesday with the kind of easy laugh that comes from the team's six-game winning streak.
If you don't let her do what the rest of her friends are doing, which is perfectly natural at her age, she'll be bitter towards you.
