Sentence examples for time for temper from inspiring English sources

Mix up your itinerary, get hands-on, and there'll be no time for temper tantrums.

Now that the elections are over and Saakashvili is gracefully seeing out his term while his party is in opposition it is probably time for tempers to cool in Georgia.

Time for rumbles in the park and a lot of kids getting killed; time for tempers to get frayed, marriages to break up, all homicidal and chaotic impulses, frozen inside for the winter, to thaw now and come to the surface, and glitter out the pores of your face".

As it is, there is currently a time for tempers to cool and deep breaths to be taken, with national selector Geoff Miller having the opportunity to meet with captain Andrew Strauss and team director Andy Flower to find out what relations in the dressing room really are like.

The time for talk or temper tantrums is over.

There will be enough time for bitterness and bad tempers at new year.

That should provide more time for numbers to improve and tempers to cool.

Nudged, no, shoved out to make time for managing personalities and tension and tempers.

Those who stood and made the case for slavery, then and later, were not simply people of their time and temper.

No doubt the Élysée hopes that tempers will cool in time for that Asian trip.

Det Ch Insp John Macfarlane said: "In years gone by there was time for the situation to calm down and tempers to calm.