Sentence examples for famous tantrum from inspiring English sources

In a famous tantrum in September 1963, he flung spare ribs around the clubhouse when he decided Phillies players were taking a loss too lightly.

Clearly they haven't forgotten the 1995 cartoon in the Daily News of the speaker in diapers, shaking his baby bottle when he didn't get choice seats on Air Force One, and the reaction they are getting from him now is only slightly less intense than that famous tantrum.

Mr Brown flew into one of his famous tantrums, telling Mr King: "You are doing this because of your fucking ego, that's why.

Perhaps one of his most famous tantrums erupted during Wimbeldon in 1981 when a serve of his was called out.

Ilie Nastase had famous temper tantrums.

He never mentions, for instance, losing his temper with his subordinates, though he was famous for his tantrums.

He signed it over Ickes's protests... Ickes's father was FDR's Secretary of the Interior & his hatchet man... Ickes is famous for his tantrums.

He signed it over Ickes's protests... Ickes's father was FDR's Secretary of the Interior & his hatchet man... Ickes is famous for his tantrums..

This appears to have been the first notable instance of what became famous as the Preminger tantrum — an empurpled complexion followed by a seeming loss of control and shrieking insults.

Yet his colleagues talked mostly about his gentle manner in a business famous for tyrants and tantrums.

Its annual general meetings were famous for drinking, fights and tantrums, with warring factions at its London, Paris and New York bureaus battling for supremacy.