to the bitter end造句

They fought to the bitter end.

fight, struggle, etc to the bitter end

to fight to the bitter end; to fight a life-and-death struggle

They were prepared to fight to the bitter end for their rights.

You may think that's sentimental, but I mean it--to the bitter end."

My uncle, who died last week, remained cheerful to the bitter end.

If they don't let them go, we'll carry on to the bitter end."

They would fight to the bitter end, and would not ask for quarter.

The small resistance group were determined to fight to the bitter end to free their country from occupation.

They know their game is up, but they will fight to the bitter end to try to keep control.

After years of training, he finally came to the bitter end to become a small prose writer.

In order to achieve this point they must have the ability to dare to rely through one's own efforts, so the enemy fight to the bitter end.

The question is whether he will fight to the bitter end to clear his name or make a plea bargain to limit his time in prison.

Titanic set sail carrying some 2200 people--millionaires, immigrants, 13 honeymoon couples and an eight-man band that played to the bitter end--and lifeboats for just over half of them. In the end 712 were rescued;

Those bourgeois Rightists who remain unchanged to the bitter end are die-herds, but they too will be given work and not deprived of their civil rights, unless they act as secret agents or carry on sabotage.