Definition of “bitter end”

A complicated mechanism had been set in motion and would trundle on to the bitter end , and he was under the wheels.

And if I turn back, refusing the road in its bitter end , where then shall I go among Elves or Men?

At least Glenn Hoddle started with, and then stuck with, wing-backs right to the bitter end.

Cassidy would `see what can be done in next Parliament... If we cannot succeed legitimately it must be war to the bitter end.

Justice Cox replied: ``I'm proposing to hear this case until the evidence comes to the bitter end.

Like a chess game between two grandmasters, success in this M&A battle will be a matter of seeing it through to the bitter end.

The Heysel disaster, which led to a five-year European ban for English clubs, brought a bitter end to those glory years.

Which is ironic, because I'm the one who would be at any other party until the bitter end.

`You can trust us to stick to you through thick and thin -- to the bitter end.