Sentence examples for temper when the from inspiring English sources
Other students who worked as chauffeurs and housekeepers for Dr. Chang in Queens testified that she had made them wash her underwear and cook for Steven, who was known to lose his temper when the food was not to his liking.
Umpire Jake Garner felt the full force of Murray's temper when the official failed to spot what appeared to be a double bounce, but Murray regained his composure to break for a 5-3 lead.
It's easy for this sign to lose her temper when the kids are a little too single-minded -- and because Aries can be impulsive, it's not unheard of for her to lash out verbally at her kids before realizing what she's said.
Valk's excitement was tempered when the Devils scored their final two goals with his line on the ice.
But the optimism was soon tempered when the civilian defense minister, Gustavo Bell, called the arrest "exaggerated and unnecessary".
The stress strain curves predicted using the improved nano-scale material model showed good agreement with the experimental curves for the three tempers when the incubation period was considered.
Upon receiving the package, my excitement tempered when the iPhone 6 turned out to be larger than my hand.
Thus selecting the right color at the salon takes up precious time and can leave some salon staff short tempered when the salon is busy.
But that sense of anticipation was tempered when the teams were announced, with Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale left out of the squad completely and only a handful of players starting who could be considered first-team regulars.
As an example, the envy toward Hillary Clinton due to her husband's open recognition of their "two for one" shared power (which included matched initialed briefcases) and the jealousy of all they seemed to share as a couple, was greatly tempered when the Monica Lewinsky reality imploded.
Although the initial results of the Edmonton study were very promising, enthusiasm was tempered when the 5 year results of the initial cohort of patients were reported, with only approximately 10% of recipients maintaining insulin independence [ 2].
