temper when
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- There will be very little temper when you take home that news. Cited from Best British Short Stories, Ed. O'Brien & Cournos
- He lost his temper when his friends asked where he kept his cash. Cited from History of England, James II V. 4, Macaulay
- You seem so silent and out of temper when she is in the room. Cited from Taquisara, by F. Marion Crawford
- I often lost my temper when I felt unhappy with some small thing.
- The old gentleman was in a very bad temper when I arrived. Cited from Here are Ladies, by James Stephens
- He always lost his temper when the foreign mail came in. Cited from Shandygaff, by Christopher Morley
- She was out of temper when she flew in the store, I tell you. Cited from The Blunders of a Bashful Man, by Metta Victoria Fuller Victor
- He was bantering you about being out of temper when you came in. Cited from The Irrational Knot, by George Bernard Shaw
- But don't I keep me temper when we met? Cited from The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke, C.J. Dennis
- Brown eyes -- that means temper when associated with red hair. Cited from The Spinster Book, by Myrtle Reed
- But I am for peace and happy temper when I can. Cited from The PG Works Of Gilbert Parker, Complete
- She has been shown to have a temper when it comes to people insulting her family.
- I -- I lost my temper when you said you wouldn't come. Cited from A Rogue by Compulsion, by Victor Bridges
- I lost my temper when I looked at his beautiful complexion and thought of the future. Cited from Poor Miss Finch, by Wilkie Collins
- His name arose due to his hot headed temper when he was pushed to the limit.
- On the contrary, he always lost his temper when opposed. Cited from A Short History of the United States, by Edward Channing
- I lose my temper when I think of it. Cited from The New Magdalen, by Wilkie Collins
- And yet, having achieved a motor-car, you lose your temper when it breaks down half-way up a hill! Cited from Literary Taste: How to Form It, by Enoch Arnold Bennett
- Haven't you said things often enough about your boy's temper when he lets it fly? Cited from Humoresque, by Fannie Hurst
- "I remember him perfectly well because he kept his temper when I revoked." Cited from The Zeppelin's Passenger, by E. Phillips Oppenheim
