| He imagines the conversations and reactions he would get from the hot-tempered, proud people when they are told of his mission in their city. |
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| At 15 she was already 2 years older than her hot-tempered master but she looked at least 18 and was over a head taller. |
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| Character wise, she is hot-tempered, bold, judgmental and jumps to conclusions easily. |
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| As Hamlet was departing for England, Laertes, Polonius' hot-tempered son, arrived from Paris, seeking his own revenge. |
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| People, who are hot-tempered, actually get habituated to losing their temper and flying into a rage. |
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| It's not an easy romance, it's a real-life marriage between two very hot-tempered people. |
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| If you are involved in a relationship where both partners are hot-tempered, it might be a good idea for both of you to learn these techniques. |
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| He's a little hot-tempered, but you have to be like that to do what you want to do. |
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| The pressure of the Premiership survival fight took its toll on two of the main protagonists in a hot-tempered first half at Goodison Park. |
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| But if you thought Jim Lehrer had it bad, try controlling these two hot-tempered New Yorkers. |
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| Of course, since we're redheads, everyone will say that we're hot-tempered. |
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| His brother Stephen, several years older than he, was so unthriftily hot-tempered as to shoot his horse, a very fine animal, when it fidgeted. |
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| At their cramped concrete home, Idris' family described her as a cheerful but sometimes hot-tempered woman who had no overt ties to any militant groups. |
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| He was a small, hot-tempered boy eight years of age, a boy who was never one to back down from a fight, and who had been best friends with Adam's son Seigi ever since birth. |
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| He did not hate this hot-tempered consort who shared his bed. |
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| It is a very powerful stone which you will not have to carry on one too much for a long time, particularly if you are hot-tempered. |
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| Both were hard-driving, politically conservative, hot-tempered, and humorous. |
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| The Kodiak 450's 421-cc single-cylinder heart shows its hot-tempered personality by letting out a bear-like growl when under pressure. |
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| He assumed that in marriage the wife's role is to be domestic and supportive, like Monica tolerating and tranquillizing even a hot-tempered and none too faithful partner. |
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| For those of us who aren't fans of the hot-tempered, English language-butchering, xenophobic glorifier of fighting, his dismissal will not come soon enough. |
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| In the course of the discussion, the two commanders, each of whom was hot-tempered, got angry and Colnett put his hand to his sword. |
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| He makes Webb a hot-tempered, slam-bang guy, bright, impatient, explosive, and wounding. |
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| Employees describe Blavatnik as forbidding, distrustful, and hot-tempered. |
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| It has comforting effects on the hot-tempered and emotional persons. |
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| Sometimes I can be hot-tempered person, but I recover very fast. |
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| When I spoke of the interpretation of words and the sometimes unfortunate association they triggered in a reader's mind, I received hot-tempered, indiscriminate tirades deprived of any nuance. |
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| It is the incorruptible molle tree, a fragrant odor, and hot-tempered, and very estipticida, highly esteemed by the Indians for their wonderful effects. |
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| Everything possible had been done to show the new king's good will towards his hot-tempered subjects: money was generously distributed to the poor, theatres and shows were open free of charge and there were illuminations. |
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| At the horse fair on Saturday, the lad started to mess with a tiny, two-month old foal, not realising how protective and hot-tempered the mother, a Shetland pony, was. |
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| Based on a true story, the film tells how a racehorse dismissed as a no-hoper, ridden by a hot-tempered loser, and owned by a grieving businessman, won the hearts of a nation. |
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| It was a bit of overeagerness, maybe, and being a bit hot-tempered. |
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| Epic Steam is big, burly, hot-tempered and as black as night, and you can feel the resistance in him whenever he butts up against an obstacle to his freedom. |
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| Some will caution you at great length about the dangers of Vodou. They will tell you that the lwa are jealous, thin-skinned, and hot-tempered. |
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| The matches can take a very long time, so many hot-tempered adolescents like Chaaas make a bad move and lose the match against older, and more patient, Chhhatyls. |
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