Sentence examples for bad tempered with from inspiring English sources

When they've spent too much time on the phone, they are more bad tempered with each other and irascible with me.

The final debate last night between Walker and Barrett ended in a bad tempered draw, with Walker claiming Barrett was weak on crime while Walker hammered Barrett on the criminal charges against three former Walker aides, a campaign donor and a political appointee.

So there was Ice T, dressed as kangaroo, and Malcolm McDowell, who was incredibly bad tempered the whole time, constantly rowing with Rachel, and key bits of the movie just got missed - they simply forgot to film things.

Snoopy is the way I would l like to be – fearless, the life of the party, and brushing off Lucy's bad temper with a glancing kiss.' Sally expressed Sparky's exasperation with things in this world: school trips, the difficulties of mastering the television controls.

Hull would continue to attack McCain during the campaign, and was featured in high-profile Arizona Republic and New York Times stories about McCain's reputation for having a bad temper, with the latter featuring on-the-record criticism from Governor of Michigan John Engler.

Andrew Pierce (@toryboypierce) Resounding victory for Farage with Clegg shouty and bad tempered as he realised he was drowning.

The Daily Mail's Andrew Pierce wrote: "Resounding victory for Farage with Clegg shouty and bad tempered as he realised he was drowning".

This game is getting more bad tempered by the minute and the official is not helping with one or two questionable decisions.

The second half became increasing bad tempered.

Jeez, and you thought Steve Jobs was bad tempered.

I had not been bad tempered.