Sentence examples for temper erupts from inspiring English sources

Robert Cuccioli is such a strong, complex Iago that Lindsay Smiling's Othello seems almost like a minor character until his temper erupts in Act III.

When his volcanic temper erupted, he used the stick to smack students.

Tempers erupted and the team president reportedly declared, "You are not the face of the organization".

With five minutes of extra time to go and penalties looming, tempers erupted Michel The situation started with a small thing.

Tempers erupt in D. A. Pennebaker's documentary about the 18 1/2-hour-recording session a few days after the opening of the Stephen Sondheim musical in 1970.

Jane Eyre is shut in the red room when, for the first time in her life, she allows her temper to erupt.

Like the perennially exasperated Edgar Kennedy of the Laurel and Hardy shorts, Craven's Bellamy stares in disbelief as his bungling minions mess up his most elaborate plans, his temper eventually erupting in torrents of sarcasm.

Tempers have erupted over this, but not fist-fights.

While such animosity is usually tempered it sometimes erupts, like on the road that September afternoon or in March 2008, when riots in Lhasa prompted by police crackdowns on monks' peaceful protests killed 18 Chinese civilians, according to state-run media.

Can we trust McCain, who has been known to lose his temper quickly and erupt in anger at the drop of a hat, to have his finger on the nuclear button?

Mr Emanuel's temper is sure to erupt.