President Trump's inauguration was different than those in recent decades as it was moved inside of the Capitol because of the bitterly cold temperatures in Washington.

Iwamura Castle Despite its formidable defences, the castle was bitterly contested during Japan's era of warring states, and changed hands several times in a series of bloody sieges.

And I think that phrase the devil is in the detail is a really appropriate phrase here because clearly that is what the Ukrainians and certainly Ukraine's European allies want because they are concerned that any deal that is made in a relatively hasty fashion without the sorts of guarantees that they're talking about might be one that they come to bitterly regret if it falls apart.

Temperatures this week with wind chill taken into account are reaching about minus 19 degrees centigrade, which is bitterly cold.

The use of the tree leaves and the rain falling Meowth watching sadly, Professor Kukui's reaction and the cloud of the Thunder faithful Hound made this bitterly incredible.

This bitterly contested region lies along the front line, prized for its strategic position, industry and mineral wealth.

Way back in 1611, on a bitterly cold January morning in Prague, a snowflake landed on the sleeve of mathematician Johannes Kepler.

I don't mind telling you, Roy, that sometimes the people upstairs cheese me off to such an extent that if I were the type to use bad language, I'd be employing it bitterly and repeatedly.

You could even put them together and say, "It's bitterly cold." It's bitterly cold.

For example, the period from 1645 to 1715, the middle of the Little Ice Age, when Europe, North America, perhaps much of the world suffered bitterly cold winters, was largely devoid of sunspots.