"temper into" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is used to mean introducing something gradually, like a skill or emotion. For example, "He gradually tempered his determination into a relaxed attitude."
As Étienne, he speaks rapidly, contemptuously, drawing out his ill temper into long arias.
For 20 years, he has been a coach capable of turning Bobby Knight's temper into an undercard event.
Specifically, this study builds upon earlier research using material science methods to more broadly assess whether vessel strength is sacrificed by the addition of temper into the clay body.
And in my most harried, exhausted, irritated mothering moments I notice their dynamic quickly gets the best of my center, and I lose my own temper into the space, or collapse in sadness, only exacerbating the rapid dis-integration of our sacred familial field.
The other was of a popular young woman unhappily yoked to a man with a temper, forced into marriage by her parents because of her pregnancy.
The other was the moment when Mrs Thatcher (Haydn Gwynne in a tearing temper) storms into the palace to attack, with some justice, leaks over royal dislike of her policies.
Wagner, a kinetic, driven man with reddish hair and blue eyes that flash with humor and temper, got into the business after making a fortune in high tech because he wanted to do something that didn't feel like work.
In Conrad's writing generally, the grandiloquent Edwardian temper shades into something hesitantly modern, as the forthrightness of imperialist subject matter is undercut by the obliquities of narrative form.
In the sleepy days of August, Mr. Fischer's evocative fit of bad temper dropped into the pool of literary London like a stone, reverberating on the pages of other newspapers, in the e-mail messages of rival authors and even in the deliberations of the judges for the Man Booker Prize, Britain's top literary award.
One by one, the Nets took their turns spewing at the Pistons for the words that the team had thrown at them before the game and later, with even Jason Kidd, who rarely shows a glimpse of a temper, ripping into the Pistons in his postgame interview.
Temper mixture into egg yolks and strain through a fine mesh sieve.
