Sentence examples for her tantrum from inspiring English sources

As her tantrum subsides, we learn that the car was a present from her father, the chief executive of the city's largest investment bank.

Her tantrum is mild compared with what goes on in perhaps the least festive film in the series, "SILENT NIGHT BLOODY NIGHT," a horror movie from 1974.

Another scene that's in this piece — about her tantrum when she didn't win the Nobel Peace Prize — infuriates her, and she denies that it ever happened.

According to the Mail, her "tantrum" occured because she was "denied access to a first class lounge", while The Sun ran the headline "Tara Nicked By 8 Gun Cops".

But Ms. Coon, drawing less on the simpering affability that Sandy Dennis employed in her definitive film performance, imbues the sozzled Honey with a sweet sympathy and a hint of a backbone, and her tantrum of anguish at her husband's betrayal is powerfully affecting.

Her tantrum was a loud, messy message from this deep and likely unconscious belief.

As her tantrum-prone husband, Mr. Gaines probably goes too far in the other direction, making McClintic the show's default queen of the theater.

Sarah, an overeducated young homemaker, likens her tantrum-prone daughter to a "brooding Russian epileptic" out of Dostoevsky, and pines for lost college days of feminism and bisexuality.

Rand's political conscience (such as it was), her belief that the profound responsibility for the future of mankind weighed on her shoulders, turned the freakish yawp of her tantrum-like vision grimly gray.

I just adore her tantrums and mood swings but most of all her happiness.

She does have a temper, but she also has three younger brothers, which may help explain her tantrums.