Dilovar jokes bitterly

She wept bitterly.

She cried bitterly.

Tom gave a bitter laugh.

Tom cried bitterly.

It's so bitter.

He wept bitterly.

It tastes a little bitter.

I was bitterly disappointed.

Tom was bitterly disappointed.

One anonymous user commented bitterly

Roses withered and Ania cried very much.

The other confession made her weep bitterly.

Yesterday I saw a man crying bitterly.

He will repent bitterly for defying me.

When I was alone, I couldn t help but quietly laugh with bitterness.

Wrenching to see old photos of Barpak ( sirish_shrestha) given NepalEarthquake destruction now ( thedarjchron). pic.twitter.com mYlDYg5Ugv Andy Revkin ( Revkin) April 26, 2015

They then bitterly complained to their people about Brussels bureaucrats and their undemocratic ways.

It may be painful for many Americans to hear, and it will not impress my opponents.

For many, supporting independence is bitter sweet, or tinged with retrospective regret.

But or many Jordanian Palestinians like myself, the initial burst of joy was followed by a bitter sweet aftertaste.

For a while, they grin and bear it, sometimes recognizing the necessity of the loss of sovereignty that they are enduring.

So those who recommend an imperial US foreign policy based on traditional military descriptions of American power are woefully misguided. In a three dimensional game, you will lose if you focus only on one board and fail to notice the other boards and the vertical connections among them.

So those who recommend an imperial US foreign policy based on traditional military descriptions of American power are woefully misguided.

'Ah, but all the same,' said Levin, 'looking back at my life, I tremble and curse and bitterly regret...

Another presidential candidate complained that drug stores did not have enough Oxolin ointment in stock and blamed this on criminal pharmacists.

However, have those policy makers reflect themselves divorce is bitter, be cautious about policy making.

For anyone familiar with Azerbaijani realities, the presidential feed is bitterly ironic, if at times darkly entertaining.

We are pained that she has been meted the death penalty while the big true drug operators and syndicates go on with wild abandon.

Now, after the failure to endorse the draft EU constitution, Schroeder bitterly complains that some nations are representing their national interests and have left the European idea behind.

It was very bitter, and he felt ashamed yet mixed with the bitterness and the shame he felt a sense of joy and emotion at the greatness of his own humility.

If you're searching for free wifi in Japan, these stickers advertising the availability of subscription based wifi will leave you briefly hopeful, and then bitterly disappointed.

Hard as it was to see the misfortune of Dolly, her eldest daughter (who thought of leaving her husband), the Princess's anxiety as to her youngest daughter's fate, now about to be decided, entirely absorbed her.

First, we are deeply distressed to watch an economy collapse before our eyes, with bread lines and bank queues not seen since the Great Depression.

In the long term, any crackdown on the Brotherhood would lead its members and supporters already bitterly disappointed in democracy to reject elections entirely.

In the long term, any crackdown on the Brotherhood would lead its members and supporters 160 already bitterly disappointed in democracy to reject elections entirely.

Today, looking at the cavernous gulf between rich and poor, the irresponsibility that caused the global financial crisis, and the weak and divided responses to climate change, I feel bitter.

When the empire became Christian under Constantine I, they were given permission to enter the city once a year, on the ninth day of the month of Av, to lament the loss of the Temple at the wall.

Instead of starting at the beginning of his presidency, with all those dodgy Florida voting machines, and plodding on to the bitterly unpopular end, he intends to concentrate on the 20 most consequential decisions he made in the White House.