Sentence examples for temper rising from inspiring English sources
Spitzer felt his temper rising.
Temper rising, Mr. Weeks shot back: "What did I win?
He approached the offending object warily but with his temper rising, circled it, pushed it about a bit, began to take liberties with it, settled in with it, called for a cup of tea next to it, and finally began disassembling it.
But the government will also need to temper rising resource nationalism and urgently finalise the new oil and gas law, otherwise investors will continue to look elsewhere.
Returning from school today I listened to the [parliamentary] speeches and found, as jeer and interruption followed one on another, my temper rising at such a poor example of manners and self-control.
"I don't want it up there, I want it up the seam," Fisher said, his voice and temper rising.
Kurt Busch's temper rose after he slid six laps from the end.
Audiences faint at the Proms, rush-hour journeys are an ordeal, and bad temper rises from the streets like a miasma from 4pm onwards.
McEnroe's famous temper rises as he describes golf as a kind of athletic grifter preying upon society's most "sedentary and lazy" impulses at the cost of something higher.
Yet his own temper rose as the Queens striker Gavin Reilly broke through on goal only for his control to let him down.
