It might be that the officer had been provoked by others, lost control of his temper, whatever.
But surely he's old enough, and bruised enough by bitter major-tournament experience, to keep control of his temper here.
THE expression "road rage" usually refers to infuriated drivers who lose control of their temper and lash out at other motorists.
Now losing all control of her temper, she snatched a green meal ticket out of her pocket and waved it at me. "They gave me a ticket a day ago, but they never have enough rice.
Tamara Karsavina wrote in her autobiography Theatre Street that "he was extremely irritable and had no control of his temper," but she emphasized that dancers became devoted to him.
"It seems like an overreaction by a judge not in control of his temper," White continued.
Christian spat in Orton's face, causing him to lose control of his temper, kick Christian in the groin and get disqualified.
By some accounts, he lost control of his temper; he brandished a cocked pistol and drew his sword, threatening to run men through and shouted, "Take the walls!
Then due to the vanity and laziness that led him to think he could wing the most important 95 minutes of his life, he lost the thread of his argument, he lost control of his temper and he lost the perspective necessary to correct these mistakes as he went.
Keep control of your temper when coaxing your parents.
If you upset somebody or lose control of your temper, apologize sincerely.
