Mary loses her temper easily.

He loses his temper quite easily.

He entirely lost his temper with me.

He couldn't hold his temper any longer.

She has a bit of a bad temper.

Let the science temper your knowledge a little bit.

The teacher easily loses his temper with the students.

They think a punishment is something nasty.

He loses his temper so easily that everybody avoids him.

I don't like him because he loses his temper easily.

His quick temper will get him in trouble one day.

His quick temper will get him in trouble one day.

I lost my temper with him because of his arrogance.

And when it happens, it's bad, it's nasty.

You think it's something painful, or scary, or nasty.

It turned nasty, and I'm a bit of a chicken.

It does not have to be nasty, scary or painful.

There was a nasty biography written about you by someone.

It looks nasty, like in college when you didn't like statistics.

She gives me a nasty look every time she sees me.

Crocodiles, of course, and that's a nasty one we haven't named yet.

He who is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a quick temper displays folly.

He who is slow to anger has great understanding, but he who has a quick temper displays folly.

At that point, we'll start romanticizing the future again, instead of the nasty, brutish past.

So that's another way in which something that is quite positive can have a nasty kickback.

Then, being her husband, I ran behind her and saw she had a nasty rag cloth.

Regardless how many times I try to solve this nasty problem, I always end up failing.

We must, however, temper our ideals with a dose of realism, and prevent inaction from taking the place of action.

In microbiology you really don't want to get a symmetrical object, because they are generally rather nasty.

Arunachalam Muruganantham The thing I saw in my wife's hand, Why are you using that nasty cloth?

As humans, what's important to remember is that we've developed, we've evolved over time to temper, or tame, these basic animal instincts.

And before long, our bodies were covered head to toe with these nasty wounds inflicted by the terrified penguins.

This is a flower that really, really smells pretty nasty and is designed, again, evolved, to look like carrion.

And now what I did there is, I was being nasty, I just turned up the heat again and again.

Childhood bipolar children as young as four are being labeled bipolar because they have temper tantrums, which scores them high on their bipolar checklist.

And you see that over the last four days, he said, calling the Democrats angry and mean and nasty and untruthful.

They say, Well, it's got to be something that's nasty enough that people don't want to be hit with this weapon.

There's no dinosaurs yet just this slow, saurian, scaly, nasty, swampy place with a couple of tiny mammals hiding in the fringes.

The roofs not only temper urban heat island impact but they save energy, and therefore money, the emissions that cause climate change, and they also reduce stormwater runoff.

And so as soon as I saw this drop into my inbox, I dispatched it hastily to the recycle bin and spared myself a very nasty infection.

It's time to pay attention to Bosnia again, if we don't want things to get nasty very quickly. By now, the entire world knows the price of that.

The raging violence in southern Thailand over the past 15 months has made him look bad, as his myriad strategies and tactics have failed repeatedly. Nor have his bluster and ill temper improved matters.

The confrontation between Greece and Germany has been particularly nasty. Mutual accusations reached a level unworthy of the common history and the close personal, cultural and economic ties between both countries.

But if it could occur in just a few years, then it might be a very important way to control some of the nasty problems that we haven't been able to control.

I couldn't resist, and I got a nasty email from some environmental group saying, This is too serious and solemn to make fun of. You should be ashamed, please apologize on our website.