acrimoniously

He left this post acrimoniously in the summer of 1961.

Their most recent meeting, on the preceding Sunday, was reported to have ended acrimoniously.

He left the band somewhat acrimoniously in 1996 while suffering from various health problems.

After a European tour in 1983, however, the band split acrimoniously.

This deal was unsuccessful and the band split acrimoniously in 1986.

Just a month later, Hughes and the band acrimoniously parted ways.

Another risk is that the relationships often end acrimoniously.

Hook left acrimoniously in 2007 and according to him, the band has effectively broken up.

"The fact we'll see continued budget talks is a positive here after they broke off acrimoniously yesterday."

Their relationship ended publicly and acrimoniously in 1991 like an ugly divorce.

They married in 1942, had two children, and divorced acrimoniously in 1945.

But even 50 years later, Lewis seems almost incredulous that the two should have gone their separate ways so acrimoniously.

Europe, although it closed abruptly when the relationship between the labels ended acrimoniously in late 1990.

Similar talks broke down acrimoniously before the 2010 election.

He did not say this acrimoniously, but with the good-humoured patience of a man who has been much tried.

The marriage failed quickly and acrimoniously, and the couple separated in 1919.

After 25 years of marriage and nine children, the Granges separated acrimoniously.

The first round of talks, last April, ended acrimoniously.

The two parted company acrimoniously a year ago.

Indeed, they will compete desperately, zealously, sometimes even acrimoniously, for them.

The group disbanded acrimoniously after their 2003 world tour.

They acrimoniously split in the late 19th century over the treatment of injured players.

Hifield asked a little more acrimoniously than he really intended.

The remaining band broke up acrimoniously in rehearsals shortly afterwards.

The band split acrimoniously in 1990, but reunited in 2009.