Sentence examples for tempers down from inspiring English sources

Stoughton and a number of high-profile religious and political figures in the colony stepped into the dispute to bring tempers down and reinforce the colony's position on religious tolerance.

The incident escalated to a brawl between the Blue Jays and Rangers, and it took umpires 10 minutes to settle tempers down.

There's a semi-orgy scene with young lovelies that's way tempered down from the original script.

In his address, he attempted to temper down fears about the negative effects of the deals on jobs by admitting that past trade deals negotiated by the US had caused more damage than good.

First, as stated above, diuretics lack of efficacy has to be tempered down with regard to the high risk of bias in available studies.

While Twitter nearly doubled its audience in April, its monthly growth rate did temper down from the 131 percent growth in March.

Asked by VICE, however, MacKay tried to temper down fears that the legislation would be a big change.

As the afternoon moves towards evening and the temperature begins to drop, so the tempers cool down too.

This will also let your tempers cool down if things were heating right when you broke up.

He insisted, however, that "Mitt Romney has never once asked me to temper anything down".

It's not a peace agreement, but a tempering down" of old hostilities, Bruce Jacobs, who directs Taiwan research at Australia's Monash University, said in an interview.