Sentence examples for and tantrum from inspiring English sources

Here they are Ardor, Feral, Hibernia, Autumnus, and Tantrum.

These dancers really think they are Aurora and Feral and Tantrum.

The fairies — Ardor, Hibernia, Autumnus, Feral and Tantrum — are a gorgeously ragtag lot, headed by the slightly sinister Count Lilac.

Oversharing in the opposite direction – documenting every tear and tantrum – isn't the antidote to this modern fallacy.

Aurora, played in the first scene by a puppet, is a holy terror; the fairies have names like Feral and Tantrum; the final divertissement is set in a night club.

Because his chosen companion in male bonding -- Miguel Prado, played by Jimmy Smits, wonderfully dark and tantrum prone -- turned out to be a prosecutor with a Dirty Harry complex much more twisted than Dexter's.

After all that hyperventilating and tantrum-throwing from the right-wing, blanket TV coverage and acres of hysterial newsprint, half the public still don't give a toss.

Kentaro!! portrayed himself and his three dancers as confused young adults, still connected to childhood in their clapping games and tantrum-throwing, but also trying out postures of coolness.

In the book, if not in reality, Mr Jobs comes across as charismatic, but also immature and tantrum-prone.Amid all this, how successfully does Mr Amelio defend his record?

But as illustrated by the protester's cartoon — from 1995, when Mr. Gingrich, then the House speaker, supposedly forced a federal government shutdown partly out of pique at a poor seat on the presidential plane — the strategy carries a danger of reviving an old image of Mr. Gingrich as thin-skinned and tantrum-prone.

Page after page recounts the daughter's misdeeds, from whining and mess-making through hair-pulling and tantrum-throwing, as the same formula is repeated: "Love you when you pour cereal on the floor.... Love you when you spread jam on my computer".