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The robber and the murderer would often escape unpunished, did not the injuries which our tempers sustain, provoke us into justice.

He had an unbelievable game the other night, though tonight he was more average, and that tempers me a little.

The yuan is still not a free-floating currency, and only seems to appreciate when tempers in Washington, DC, reach boiling point.

The first night it was just a party, a lark. The second night people's tempers were getting short and they were pointing fingers.

Scarlett was impressed less than anyone else by his tempers and his roarings.

During these times we ask you to be kind and understanding of each other, as tempers can flare easily.

We were expecting a big ideological battle at the heart of government with tempers high until a messy compromise could be reached.

Prudence and patience have been the buzzwords, officials say, at a time when tempers have been running high.

But in the cities the escalating heat and rumors of distant revolution had begun to inflame local tempers.

Quenching being pair of loving completely tempers all blockages with fire.

He consciously tempers his Type A tendencies and encourages Marcus to discover his own passions by trying various sports and hobbies.

What tempers these feelings is knowing that my relationship with my daughter is better now than it was when I lived with her.

It could help the anger-prone to control their tempers: like the warning light in your car, it comes on when you start overheating.

We might try to put on a happy face only to lose our tempers over the smallest things.

But it also has a more subtle side, allowing people to blow off steam over a subject but closing the conversation once tempers have cooled.

As lawmakers' tempers flared, White House officials scrambled to respond.

Queues at Heathrow are longer, tempers shorter, a third of departing flights are delayed and thousands of bags are lost each day.

But after the initial exchange of indignation, tempers seemed to cool (and China released three of the four Japanese detainees).

I hope you don't get up against the manager in one of his bad tempers.

In recent months, rising food prices have fueled a shortage of this subsidized bread, leading to long lines and short tempers.

The novel's epilogue tempers the tragic destruction of the ship.

Traditionally, Pyongyang tempers these tales of martial brilliance with more saccharine stories intended to secure popular devotion.

Due to work hardening in the groove area, ductile materials and tempers should be specified.

The feline Cathar species is known throughout the galaxy for their courage in battle, and for their fierce loyalty and their quick tempers.

God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

But he admits there are growing security concerns as tempers flare among the quake survivors and patience wears thin.

But the president also brought up the need to wait months after the Israeli attack to give tempers time to cool.

The winter's frost must rend the burr of the nut before the fruit is seen. So adversity tempers the human heart, to discover its real worth.

But should clouds gather over the Atlantic, or tempers rise in the Middle East, the price could jump again.

A freezing treatment may be employed between the first and second tempers, if desired.

They lost their tempers easily and called one another names.

The next day there were many frayed tempers in the village.

Tempers flared when the president's budget director, Jacob Lew, testified on Capitol Hill this week.

They culminated in a botched new bus system in Santiago, the capital, which has frayed tempers.

They lost their tempers easily and called one another's names.

Here are seven steps to reduce the yelling, control those tempers and become a calmer and healthier family.

After two days of feasting, gambling, drinking and visiting relatives, don't be surprised if some tempers begin to fray today.

Fiery words, frayed tempers, and talk of currency wars, with China at the centre of the debate.

B: You'll get used to his tempers soon.

Some fans lost control of their tempers and threw foam fingers onto the court.

We have taller buildings, but shorter tempers; wider freeways, but narrower viewpoints.

Your children should be taught to control their tempers and to cultivate a loving, Christlike spirit.

Unrest erupted in the country; Tempers flared at the meeting.

High-spiritedness can quickly become combativeness when tempers run short.

The games broke, as they always do, and tempers flared again in the playground.

YET again rival claimants to little specks of rock, sand and coral in the South China Sea are losing their tempers.

Tempers may flare if you haven't been completely honest about your intentions or your whereabouts.

While it is considered an optimistic color, people lose their tempers more often in yellow rooms, and babies will cry more.

However, the colour blue gives people the blues, yellow is too hard on the eye and red causes tempers to fly.

This beautiful setting could make even those with the worst of tempers feel happy and alive.

Their hot tempers and hopeful dispositions make them more courageous than older men are.

Various ageing tempers on mechanical properties and micro structures of A356 alloy were investigated.

This occurs at a point in the lifecycle where everyone's tempers are on edge and teams are working 120-hour weeks.

Some years the marchers have been few, and their tempers mild.

Some teens lose their tempers more than usual and get angry at their friends or families.

Debate has been intense; tempers have flared; and public opinion remains sharply divided.

Remembering this tempers the expectation that U. S. capitalism has run its course.

UN peacekeepers quickly intervened to soothe tempers.

Tempers run extra-high when the locations are glamorous and global celebrities are involved.

Korean tempers are as hot as their beloved national pickled cabbage dish, kimchi.

To Professor Bernard Dick, who so generously tempers justice with mercy.

In America tempers are guaranteed to fray on the day before a snowstorm is expected, as supermarkets run out of supplies.

Supposedly, ox people have fierce tempers and, although they speak little, when they do speak they are quite eloquent.

Tempers flared at the meeting.

The chances of further taxes will rise if bonuses continue to inflame tempers.

His tempers flared at the meeting.

Tempers may cool, but rejection looks entirely possible.

Their tempers often led to arguments.

The gentle ambience of "The 3rdMan" appropriately tempers the pace of the album.

Generally most customers are friendly and jolly, but when something doesn't go their way tempers can flare.

Fortunately, one still hasn't given her a gift, and so tempers the curse--the Princess won't die, she'll just fall asleep for 100 years.

The paradox of our time in history is that we have taller buildings, but shorter tempers; wider freeways, but narrower viewpoints.

Tempers ignited when the whole family spent Christmas together.

Then tempers boil over and the leader does something rash, like fire the person.

When their son wrecked their car, they really lost their tempers.

The black and white painted banister tempers the shock of colour.

It tempers the enthusiasm of the architect, the life of the individual.

Tempers flared during the debate.

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

The sea tempers the climates.

Sometimes being forced by time, or when the buttocks catch fire, its is very hard to keep tempers in control.

My father is a businessman, his temper has a little bit some fiery tempers, to I also a bit scathing, but he is a good father.

China's decision to raise prices by 10% in November has also caused tempers to rise.

Nudity. Now, there's a word to set pulses racing and, in some cases, cause tempers to fray.

Long you are creative, alive, is your courage, your beauty is not the intent, but God tempers point.

And caution tempers the odd bout of Derby fever.

Tempers teeter on the brink of meltdown.

As a result, on phone calls and surprise visits, tempers can flare and feelings can get hurt.

I don't like people who lose their tempers easily.

Pit bulls1 are one of the most feared dogs in the world. They are known for their hot tempers.

Pit bulls1 are one of the most feared dogs in the world. They are known for their hot tempers.

Tempers flarin' from parents just blow 'em off and keep goin'

In China, however, the impact of the hikes has been shortages at the pump, and tempers are running hot.

A painter tempers his colours by mixing them with oil.

For example, the budget balance is set to deteriorate as the economic slowdown tempers the heady revenue growth of recent years.

We don't often lose our tempers.

The weather was unusually variable and so were tempers.

Aware that high-pressure jobs can make for hot tempers, some professions offer pre-emptive anger management.

Because of this, it usually doesn't make sense to buy the more expensive strain hardened tempers for welded fabrications.

I think we should wait until tempers have cooled.

There are many reasons for people to lose their tempers in everyday life that is why it is so important to learn to manage it.

I'm XXX and X years old, I am a active boy with easygoing tempers and good-looking appearence.

Standard Specification for 8000 Series Aluminum Alloy Wire for Electrical Purposes-Annealed and Intermediate Tempers

The designations, definitions and symbols for heat treatment tempers of steel castings

The designations definitions and symbols for heat treatment tempers of iron castings

Aluminum 1350 Round Wire, Annealed and Intermediate Tempers for Electrical Purposes (Metric)

East China Sea Fleet aviation regiment tempers pilots in complex weather

We have taller building, but shorter tempers;

Introduction to aluminum alloys and tempers

The paradox of our time is history is that we have taller buildings, but shorter tempers;

The paradox of our time is history is that we have taller buildings, but shorter tempers;