Приклади вживання Bitterly Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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There are no generators or fuel to provide even minimum warmth to alleviate the bitterly cold weather.
Pronouncing the members of the community sermon, bitterly noted that"with the Soviet rule, the belief in God among the people every day decreases.
Antarctic zones grew bitterly cold.
She always spoke bitterly of Germany, because she lost not only her beloved country,
Well, dear reader, I am bitterly informing you that we will have to plunge briefly into the jungle of physics and electricity.
and then bitterly realize that we bought lost.
The friendship which has grown between us makes us bitterly and sincerely regret the terrible persecutions which they have endured, and continue to endure, especially those that have involved Christians.
Menzies manipulated the Opposition on issues that bitterly divided it, such as direct aid to the states for private schools,
Firstly, they quarrelled bitterly among themselves as to what the pure doctrine was,
But the Conservative Party is bitterly divided on the issue,
she wept bitterly and grew old much too soon.
the erstwhile capitalist masters fought bitterly for their possessions.
Almost 95 percent of my salary went directly to the North Korean government," he bitterly said.
She said somewhat bitterly, in her Memoir,"I did nothing for my brother
Alfred Bruce Douglas complained bitterly, even wanting to take the stand;
at some point, she bitterly realizes that that happy period which was called"youth" already behind him,
However, we are bitterly disappointed by the fact that due to transport limitations UEFA can only make a maximum of 6,000 tickets available to Arsenal for a stadium with a capacity of well over 60,000.
after Wilkie's defeat she bitterly predicted“a Totalitarian America,
compared with hunters crossing a bitterly cold[ice-free] corridor between massive sheets of ice.
When Alexander the great demanded that Athens give him the orator Demosthenes, bitterly opposed him, Demosthenes told the Athenians the Aesop's fable about how the wolf got the sheep to give him a watchdog.