21.   Els followed Hawaii with a stretch of golf that many would accept, though poor finishes left a sour taste in his mouth.

22.   Even Chris Terreri, who has had some wonderful memories in this building, left with a sour taste in his mouth.

23.   For many senior officers, the unceasing, sometimes exhausting pressure to produce ever-impressive declines in crime, has also given success a sour taste.

24.   If she could magically turn her choreography into wine, it would leave a sour taste in the mouth.

25.   In the event the Liberal Democrats won -- just -- but the battle has left a sour taste in both parties.

26.   Indeed, Mario Monti, chief antitrust regulator for the European Union, said an earlier WorldCom deal had left a sour taste in the mouth of European regulators.

27.   Lemon County, the wags are calling it -- and investors sure have a sour taste in their mouths.

28.   Leave a sour taste?

29.   Large, pale, brownish green, with assertive sour taste and dense flesh.

30.   Last month, a federal judge ordered all candidates placed on all ballots, but the effort to prevent McCain from competing left a sour taste for some Republicans.