As when a man who works as a blacksmith plunges a screaming giant axe blade or adze into cold water, treating it for temper, since this is the way steel is made strong, even so Cyclops' eye sizzled about the beam of the olive.
In this respect, it was a harder school than the enclosed one of football and helps to explain Pardew's rough-edged responses that could so upset people but have been tempered since the club provided him with a media adviser.
Pies 'n' Thighs devotees may notice that the aggressiveness of the vinegar sauce has been tempered since the restaurant opened last summer, an adjustment attributable to the departure of one of the partners, Stephen Tanner, who sold his share in the restaurant to Carolyn Bane.
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Experts noted that leaders were working to temper expectations since the overblown promises before Copenhagen nearly ended in a fiasco — with no binding agreement at the end.
An influx of young migrants can only temper it, since the native population is inevitably much bigger than the number of new arrivals.In this section Terms of Indira Signs of a slowdown Flying high Blip or blight?
Therefore, the following part of DIPA question 47 was added to the hyperarousal cluster of the ADIS-C/P: ' Has s/he developed extreme temper tantrums since the trauma?'.
Though his style had tempered greatly since the 1910s, it retained its unique character, and with his rediscovery came a new burst of productivity.
Kip Kinkel's parents had worried about his temper since he was a little boy.
