He's got the fiery temper, you know, which I don't think is the worst thing in the world".
Once again, her quick temper got the best of her.
Already a special presence on the English team, but indulged when ill temper got the better of his skills, Rooney was sent off for stomping on a Portuguese player, Ricardo Carvalho, during the 2006 World Cup.
BELFOURS APOLOGIZES AND RETURNS TO STARS: An apologetic Ed Belfour returned to the Dallas Stars yesterday, admitting that his temper got the best of him again but also saying that he probably avoided a more serious blowup by leaving the team.
By John Updike The New Yorker, December 9 , 1961P. 41 We believe that Adrian Metcalfe's temper got the better of him when he replied to a scholarship offer from the U. of Arizona with a letter in which he claims he said, "I am with a university which was founded when your ancestors were in trees.
I know it might sound silly since it was so long ago, but how many 22-year-olds do that for their sisters?" Another sister, Kathy Healy, remembers how her brother's even temper got the family through a boat trip to Manhattan, when their 39-foot trawler ran out of gas and hit rough seas.
I recognize that my temper got the better of me, and I will regret that for the rest of my life.
Chahal defended himself today in a blog post, saying that his temper "got the better" of him after he learned his girlfriend "was having unprotected sex for money with other people".
"Look, it's been a hot summer in Washington and I've said things like that too and my temper got the best of me..
England may have felt aggrieved by the try, and when Andrew missed a penalty to level the scores, their tempers got the better of them.
