21.   She speaks from bitter memory.

22.   Sterling waited until the lockout was a bitter memory to authorize the hiring of a coach last year, the better to save money.

23.   Still, this largely exemplary record has not erased bitter memories, or the violence.

24.   Still, others call inquiring about lost aunts and uncles who were shoved out of the family consciousness by memories too bitter for their parents to pass on.

25.   The bitter memories of the decertification movement were probably still too fresh for the new chief, Billy Hunter, to undertake again.

26.   The population has the most bitter memories of the period when those forces ruled the city, and the Northern troops have sufferings of their own to avenge.

27.   Their dominance in the Atlantic Coast Conference is seriously under threat by the Yellow Jackets, who have experience and bitter memories of two consecutive close calls against FSU.

28.   There were some moist eyes, some flushed cheeks and some bitter memories scattered throughout a quiet Princeton locker room.

29.   They widely back the peace process in Northern Ireland, willing to put aside the bitter memories of bombs in London.