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In an interview with the BBC, developer Kerry Michael said he was "bitterly disappointed at the continued delay. "

Why was the political left bitterly split in Germany but not in Austria, which had lost not just a war but an empire?

After hearing what I said, Grandma was extremely angry. She bitterly scolded mom and dad.

He prowls the empty rooms of the house at night, thinking of the death of his wife, who was the only friend of his, heart pierced bitterly.

They did not know how they could survive the bitterly cold night.

She was not a symbol, not a credit, not a first this and that, as she cried bitterly in her old age.

And I looked so serious that Dora was frightened, and began to sob bitterly on my shoulder.

She said bitterly to me that this was as bad as being praised for punctuality.

It was bitterly cold, and after the first light snows before Christmas there was no snow at all- and no rain.

The whole, a primer designed to give the lay executive a running familiarity with the most bitterly discussed economic question of the day.

She wept bitterly, and it was almost necessary to drag her into the boat. Her husband went down with the ship.

When his second wife walked out on him in 1968 he couldn't help remarking, bitterly, that she had left him for someone handsomer and taller.

And she said to them, Do not call me Naomi; call me Mara; for the All-sufficient One has dealt very bitterly with me.

His mother came to him and wept bitterly, trying to persuade the king to fight.

When the cat looked around, the wild boar moved it ear. The cat thought it was a rat moving, it jumped at it and bit it bitterly.

Do not let infiltrate bitterly and a stringently the heart too for a long time, down to has lost the experience happy ability.

"We asked her to hold on because we had invested so much and lived so bitterly, " her mother said.

The exposure of the company files has contributed to Trafigura's climbdown after three years of bitterly contested legal battles.

But Ephraim has bitterly provoked him to anger; his Lord will leave upon him the guilt of his bloodshed and will repay him for his contempt.

But in a bitterly competitive world, how should a company decide how much to spend on technology?

The empress dowager smells speech again cry bitterly, just need to account a grandfather to stand, forbid him to throw down he to leave.

Sometimes she wept bitterly, but even AS she wept she wAS saying to herself: Silly fool, wetting hankies! AS if that would get you anywhere!

Life was miserable and father and son rowed bitterly over how much he practised.

She wept bitterly, and jealousy of Miss Glover stabbed her to the heart with sudden pain .

She said, she said, the old man wept bitterly. , villagers, you have to help me.

The doctor laughed bitterly. "It is just an expression, a legend, " he said. "Nay, just forget it, child, there is nothing you can do. "

I entered the shop of a pork butcher at the moment when his son, aged eight, was returning from school. The poor boy was weeping bitterly.

Climbing over the walls and dropping down into the courtyard, they discovered an old woman sitting on her doorstep weeping bitterly.

On a bitterly cold night, he had to clamber to the top of a dozen rail tankers to check oil levels with a dipstick.

A Chinese official once bitterly complained to me that some of my reportage was overly critical of China.

He chuckled bitterly. How could he not? It had been prophesied from the day of their birth.

She cried so bitterly and looked so forlorn and heartbroken and ashamed as she faltered out her woeful story.

If he had been recently hurt, he would weep bitterly and swear to run away.

Thinking that life is all about "me. " Demanding our rights. Reacting bitterly toward those who have hurt us.

But I'm bitterly disappointed at having such a weak, crying baby for a son! '

Then, at a rather tense pub lunch, I wept bitterly when someone tried to help me to relax. Fatal.

It was late on a bitterly cold, snowy New Year's Eve. A poor little girl was wandering in the dark, cold streets.

There was a famous scholar who studied bitterly and who stuck an awl in his calf when he fell asleep while studying at night.

As he finished speaking , the king's sons came in, wailing loudly. The king, too, and all his servants wept very bitterly .

As many as half a million are in emergency shelters, shivering through a bitterly cold snowstorm that has added to the sense of crisis.

Can a bitterly divided government get things done, or must the country prepare for two years of quarrelsome stagnation?

The night was bitterly cold, yet a crowd of at least two thousand people came to see the play.

A more celebrated instance is that of Alexander, who wept bitterly because he had no more worlds to subdue.

Did not Tsai Ting-kai and his associates once fight bitterly against the Red Army?

She slipped into her nightdress, and went to bed, where she sobbed bitterly.

Andrew Reeder was governor of a bitterly divided territory. He wanted to warn President Pierce about what was happening.

The father ( "speaks only German, " she bitterly confided) smiled too, as if we were discussing pastry.

The move had been bitterly opposed by millions of small traders who fear they'll be put out of business by the retail giants.

When Dora came downstairs again, she looked so lovely that I felt bitterly angry with myself for making her unhappy, even for a moment.

The boys did not come till the next morning; and when they saw the bird was dead, they wept bitterly .

But like some one born deaf , but bitterly determined to find out about sound, I began to watch my teachers to find out about thought.

Those who are newlyweds are the only people who will not be lucky in this period. They may be bitterly disappointed with their partner.

After saying these things the forerunner covered his face with his hands and wept bitterly.

Although he is bitterly disappointed at his misfortune, Okonkwo reconciles himself to life in his motherland.

" They were like used car dealers , " says one leading investor in the Merrill deal bitterly, referring to the dialogue with that firm .

He thought, bitterly, that he had no choice; that even to delay obedience was torture.

And vice-admiral John Jay Donnelly grumbles about his e-mail overload as bitterly as the next branch manager.

when I saw my little boy crying bitterly over the death of his pet dog, I could hardly hold back my tears.

"I wish by God that America will regret bitterly that she provoked me and others to combat her with pen and sword, " he declared.

but it was bitterly cold, and after an hour or two of uneasy dozing they would tramp the streets again.

Gretel, weeping bitterly, was obliged to do as she was told.

Mid-January in Peking should be bitterly cold. But this turned out a warm, sunny day, more like spring than winter.

Then she cried bitterly and said, "I was terribly wrong, and am not worthy to be your wife. "

"This is what comes of letting a woman meddle in business, " he said bitterly.

For him not to be able to play in pre-season is frustrating for him and bitterly disappointing for us.

When the police arrived at the scene, the lawyer was complaining bitterly about the damage to his precious BMW.

For those who have performed the deeds mentioned above, I can do nothing but laugh bitterly.

The weather was bitterly cold and I took a grim satisfaction in how the bleakness mirrored my mood.

Faced with a bitterly cold Balkan winter and frustrated by personal and economic hardships, Serbs tend to look for change.

He cursed himself bitterly: he had come straight to their fire, like a moth flinging itself into the candle flame.

Those who invested in hedge funds before 2008 recall bitterly how some of them "gated" investors, refusing to let them take out their money.

I was one of the first women there and it was bitterly cold.

The Ministry was attacked bitterly by not carrying out a more radical policy.

It was bitterly divided into red and blue states with only a handful in the middle, decided by a handful of votes.

Across town, the name of a local hospital now seems bitterly ironic.

Rather than being a contest between policies, the election is shaping up as a referendum on Thaksin and his bitterly divisive legacy.

Ms. Wadi said that when she visited her mother, her two brothers fought bitterly because one backs Hamas and the other backs Fatah.

Earnestly as he strove to do this, and bitterly as he reproached himself for cowardice, he could not at first succeed in this.

I had recovered myself a little by now, and feeling bitterly ashamed of the weakness into which I had been betrayed.

It was a bitterly cold night and eventually we were picked up by the Carpathia.

Its parties are bitterly polarised, so it is wrong to say that its politicians are all the same.

On day, she passed away, and you suddenly realized that what you had never done is they beat your heart bitterly.

They were bitterly disappointed at the result of the game.

He was outraged initially, and complained bitterly, trying to change our minds.

Someone should intervene between them when they are quarreling so bitterly.

She bitterly resented his mother's influence over him.

California's attempts to make cars less polluting had been bitterly resisted by both carmakers and President George Bush.

Ordinary Chinese, steeped in petty government corruption, are often bitterly cynical toward the rich.

After losing you, I came to understand bitterly: having loved is better than never.

"Well, I didn't think you were expecting woodpeckers , " said Wilbur, bitterly.

On the side walk in front of one of the stores sat a little Swede boy, crying bitterly.

It was dark and bitterly cold, the streets were empty, the stones echoed under my heels with a hollow, lonely ring.

He let go his hold of her and she fell in a heap on the floor, sobbing bitterly.

Of course, he thought bitterly, Uncle Vernon was talking about the stupid dinner party.

How can be split personality cured! ! ! Be no good bitterly ! Ask everybody to help me! ! !

I could do nothing but smile bitterly.

She shook her head, smiled bitterly, and then out of nowhere she lurched forward and slapped me.

Many Americans, disenchanted with Washington and its ways, hoped that Mr Obama would ameliorate this bitterly divisive culture.

She complained bitterly of all this to her husband.

Iran, suffering a bitterly cold winter, accused Ashgabat of an "immoral" tactic to get a higher gas price.

The author uses the multi-axle strength criterion, which can bitterly reflect true working state of the arch dams.

"Well, I didn't think you were expecting wood-peckers, " said Wilbur, bitterly.

I bitterly wept and wished that I had had the heart to give thee my all.

You could be bitterly disappointed once Mercury goes direct again.

A great many people spoke bitterly and with surprising candor, though, about what they see as a crisis of social justice.

He ran for 40 minutes to catch the football team's bus, only to find it had just left. He was bitterly disappointed.

On a bitterly cold afternoon in early January 2003, I found my husband Henry on his back, spreadeagled on the kitchen floor.

Tamara would sally out on bitterly cold nights.

Opposition supporters have reacted angrily to the outcome of this bitterly contested election.

A paranoid woman complains bitterly of her mistreatment at work.

The clan of the Consorts and the literati and officialdom fought bitterly against the practice and took relevant counter measures.

Maybe you even blame God bitterly for taking this person while things were unresolved with your loved one.

In desperation, were overwhelmed by the sea lions had to loose teeth, bitterly left.

Beijing bitterly complained, so the Pentagon moved the exercise to the Sea of Japan, farther from Chinese shores.

I was bitterly attacked by them for not carrying out a more " radical" policy.

Offices, shops and cinemas in Asia's big buildings tend to be bitterly cold in mid-summer, and stiflingly hot in winter.

Bush, the victor of the bitterly contested 2000 election, became leader of a divided nation on a rainy Jan.

When the world started to end, you were ashamed of yourself for weeping bitterly in your bedroom for an entire day.

The weather here is, not surprisingly, bitterly cold; the sea freezes nine months of the year.

After the bitterly fell asleep and did not care.

Now, the friends he discusses stocks with are bitterly divided on whether to pony up for more shares.

It feels good for a moment to make that snarky comment, but then I bitterly regret it.

"It's unfair, " she said bitterly.

One day, after drink, he wailed bitterly to Yihe and me that, his internal organs had started to fester!

But woman, at happy of time she would be carefree but smile, at sad of time she will cry bitterly sadly .

It is cosy fire on a bitterly cold winter night, warming the heart.

Hedy Lamarr complained bitterly that people would look at her face and assume there was nothing behind it.

Bitterly suffered from many years of civil war, the whole nation longed for peace.

Bitterly afflicted with many years of civil war, the whole nation longs for peace.

Leftist lawmakers like Martin Schulz , president of the parliament's Socialist group, say they are bitterly disappointed with the results .

They were bitterly intolerant of the opinions of their enemies and the pleasures of their friends.

From January to May 1793, Marat fought bitterly with the Girondins, whom he believed to be covert enemies of republicanism.

Quarrel argument The two men quarrelled bitterly and it was clear that the argument could only be settled by a fight.

Pittsburgh has been bitterly cold, but uncharacteristically sunny the last week, and the sunshine has been most welcome!

Nurses may bitterly resent having to take part, day after day, in deceiving patients, but feel powerless to take a stand.

Each election, no matter how bitterly contested, thus ends with an expression of national unity.

Severus Snape: Sentimental children forever whining about how bitterly unfair your lives have been.

She wept bitterly at parting with him.

BEHIND THE SCENES, however, they complained bitterly about his lack of experience.

Bitterly cold. The saying alludes to the coldness encountered in the offices of charitable or welfare organizations by people seeking help.

The Palestinians are bitterly divided between the Fatah-controlled West Bank and Hamas-run Gaza Strip.

My perfect woman, Tyrion thought bitterly. One still young enough to believe such blatant lies.

Ever since, Russia and Ukraine have quarrelled bitterly over gas supplies, which in 2009 left large parts of Europe freezing.

She was crying bitterly, just because of the pain in her stomach.

Republicans bitterly opposed even the modest infrastructure spending contained in the Obama stimulus plan.

And for market liberals, it was bitterly disappointing.

Chambers of commerce from Europe, North America, Australia and India are complaining bitterly about trips aborted and business lost.

They complained bitterly abot the injustice of the system.

Some mean this as high praise; others, usually on the right of the party, say it bitterly. But they all say it.

mrs . d ' urberville was not the first mother compelled to love her offspring resentfully , and to be bitterly fond.

And Peter remembered the word which Jesus had said, Before a rooster crows, you will deny Me three times. And he went out and wept bitterly.

Ever since, Russia and Ukraine have quarreled bitterly over gas supplies, which in 2009 left large parts of Europe freezing.

Canadians: Endure bitterly cold winters and are proud of it.

The protracted and bitterly contested bidding war highlighted the intense demand for telecoms assets in developing markets.

I bitterly disappointed ! Father was undependable.

But, he warns, "the person who profits from such law will complain bitterly, defending his acquired rights, " his entitlements.

Yet, as our briefing shows (see article), Iraq is still bitterly divided.

He says he has potentially good news for the thousands of homeless tsunami survivors who are suffering from bitterly cold weather.

Bankers used to complain bitterly about state intervention. In 2009, the thing they fear most will be state abandonment.

It turned out that Balzac was bitterly attacking the base conduct of the character that he was exposing in his work.

Why did the fuking bitch teacher hit my child ? Why did the fuking bitch teacher treat my child so bitterly? I got very angry .

Australian Medical Association, bitterly attacked the bill and the haste of its passage. But.

American liberals complained bitterly about the Bush administration's politicisation of intelligence.

And Peter remembered the word which Jesus had said, Before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice. And he went out, and wept bitterly.

Bitterly disappointed, he returns to his studio and begins again.

For hundreds of years competing Tibetan Buddhist sects engaged in bitterly violent clashes and summary executions .

A group of small cocoa processors protested bitterly, blaming speculation for the price surge.

They complaining bitterly about the injustice of the system.

In Ontario, by contrast, politicians' rhetoric was confrontational and the teachers' unions bitterly opposed.

Since then the two companies have bitterly contested every technological innovation.

He complained bitterly that he had been unfairly treated.

Philip Bird : I arrived at Bryce Canyon, Utah, in pitch blackness on a bitterly cold morning to photograph the sunrise.

Many women have been penny wise and pound this experience, but hate bitterly later recidivism .

It was October now, and the trip over had been bitterly cold.

They complained bitterly about the injustice of the system.

The two men quarreled bitterly and it was clear that the argument could only be settled by a fight.

not you as well ! " said hermione bitterly" .

Local driver Mark Webber was bitterly disappointed to finish a lap down and last.

The two sides have also fought bitterly over the world record for the largest vat of tabbouleh.

There she was, standing exactly where I had left her, crying bitterly .

Mexican officials have bitterly criticized China for putting Mexican citizens in isolation.

It was a horrible day, bitterly cold, snowing and foggy.

They complain bitterly about the injustice of the system.

Others live out their last days in anger, bitterly railing against the miserable fate they've been dealt.

Several studies have shown that such courses do indeed help couples communicate better and quarrel less bitterly.

Shanghai is a bitterly disappointing place if you arrive wanting to immerse yourself in Chinese tradition.

A dispute over a railway project in Stuttgart has bitterly divided the state.

I'll be bitterly merry, and ironically gay, and I'll laugh in derision!

She hated all this bitterly.

In the months after September 11th, he had the support of 90 % of a broadly united country (not just 51% of a bitterly polarised one).

It was a difficult game on a bitterly cold night.

Thank you, for embracing me, when I never ever cried so bitterly.

While he lived and sang they forgot him, left him suffering in his cage, and now, he was highly honouredand bitterly bewailed.

As Arthur Feldmann, a Viennese-Jewish writer, bitterly noted, the price we usually pay for survival is our life.

Although we possibly lonely lonely, possible to cry bitterly, possible to waste laboriously, bogs down.

Therefore said I, Look away from me; I will weep bitterly, labour not to comfort me, because of the spoiling of the daughter of my people.

She bitterly resented being treated differently from the men.

We're often rudely awakened, bitterly disappointed, shockingly betrayed.

His sons quarrelled bitterly over the allocation of the family resources.

Since the 1980s Wall Street has built up merchant banking in boom times, only to rue it bitterly afterwards.

Bitterly I thought in my mind that the storm came on purpose to spoil my happiness; all its malice was against me.

Visitors bitterly considered themselves lucky to find any rooms at all.

Chambers of commerce from Europe, North America, Australiaand India are complaining bitterly about trips aborted and business lost.

North Koreans complain bitterly about the darkness, which they still blame on the U. S. sanctions.

They will complain bitterly that this is protectionism, but so what?

The rite of passage was conducted on the bitterly cold asphalt of the Golden Valley driver's course.

Any such thing would be bitterly opposed by most of the world's democracies.

The air was bitterly cold and snow blew so thick outside the streetcar that Enzo could not see the building facades thirty feet away.

even is bitterly and a stringently full of violently poisonously, a like peacock gallbladder.

Like someone born deaf, but bitterly determined to find out about sound, I watched my teachers to find out about thought.

Nearly half a century after China's invasion, it remains largely undefined and bitterly contested.

After very grave loses hope to the Kuomintang, Wen Yiduo criticizing the Kuomintang government bitterly and become a democraticfighter.

The convicts complained bitterly about prison conditions.

A trip to the dump on a bitterly cold Saturday morning provided me an incredible insight.

"I was only made to assuage my parents' reproductive vanity, " she says bitterly.

Mary pondered bitterly upon the meaning of life . . .

Seeing the terrible suffering of the old man, he cried bitterly.

The Sunnis won, but battles, betrayals, and intrigue had left Muslims bitterly divided.

After the Foundation of the People's Republic, the logic of revolution and production has conflicted bitterly on treating capitalism.

He bitterly resents being treated like a child.

Behold, their valiant ones shall cry without: the ambassadors of peace shall weep bitterly.

Mittelstand firms (medium-sized, owner-managed companies which often dominate global niches(8)) bitterly oppose it.

In usability studies, users complain bitterly whenever they are exposed to sites with too diverging ways of doing things.

In 1936, he published In Dubious Battle, a bitterly realistic novel about a labor strike of California fruit pickers.

Drug , you be one kind of the thing disgusting , hating bitterly!

The protesters have mostly been fishermen and villagers living nearby who are bitterly opposed to the project.

distinguished Eminent scientist Bitterly a.

"Dancing? I'm not dancing! " the armless man replied bitterly. "My left foot itches, I can't scratch it! "

Goering complained bitterly about Hitler's somersaults.

Having no idea of starting and ending, I am just looking back to the past and smiling bitterly at every station of my missing.

When their brains cleared, the marriage dissolved, though not bitterly.

River reflections are swiftly altering. Sea winds are bitterly gusting.

And the king also and all his servants wept very bitterly.

The two neighbors disagreed bitterly about their boundary line.

"Acting! I leave that to you. You do it so well, " he answered bitterly.

So many of the great nations of Asia began the 20th Century ruled by colonial powers, or by dynasty, or bitterly divided by civil strife.

Moreover, the case has a bearing on several other bitterly-contested lawsuits.

This was bitterly opposed by the radicals.

Saibya was penniless and wept bitterly at her unending misfortunes.

Nancy sobbed bitterly. =Nancy sobbed her heart out.

So bulls fight bitterly for females, and mutations coded for larger antler size help them win.

The allied "betrayal" was bitterly felt in Berlin. It rankles to this day.

Some of them bitterly attacked their former friends.

O'Connor has been bitterly attacked by allies of big business who accuse her, wrongly, of misusing her position.

With bitterly cold winters and wild temperature swings. . .

Sometimes months would pass without rain, and the crops would die. Winters were bitterly cold.

White southerners bitterly opposed the changes imposed on them from outside, but were powerless to prevent them.

Perhaps because of the stakes, medical research into the relative risks of home and hospital births is bitterly contested.

Exporters and manufacturers complain bitterly about the strong real.

Compared with 2008, when Kenya was bitterly divided following a disputed election, the country seems quite harmonious.