a nasty temper造句

• "Danny doesn't have a nasty temper at all, " said Spurrier.
• Detective Andy Sipowicz ( Dennis Franz ) is a recovering alcoholic with a nasty temper.
• Would you believe Vince Gill has a nasty temper?
• And she has a nasty temper when crossed.
• "He doesn't have a nasty temper at all,"
• That Simpson had a nasty temper, the defense will argue, does not prove that he killed anyone.
• He has a reputation for having a nasty temper, which he says he has tried to control in recent years.
• He has a nasty temper, a history of fighting with teammates, and a penchant for throwing 98-mph fastballs under batters'chins.
• Shirzai can show a nasty temper and, according to multiple accounts, ordered the summary execution of foreign-born Taliban soldiers captured in the last month.
• In 1929, Winston Churchill described him as " a grave, simple child, with no doubt a nasty temper, playing with the most costly toys.
• Whistler, who had a nasty temper, took him to court and won damages of a single farthing, about half a U . S . cent.
• The movie is a strange amalgam of Anderson's stylistic flourishes ( it won him a directing prize at Cannes ) and Sandler's sweet doofus with a nasty temper.
• Known for a nasty temper in his early days, Jones was a renowned club thrower and once was reprimanded by the USGA when one bounced against the leg of a female spectator.
• After visiting Hearst at San Simeon in 1929, Churchill described him to his wife as being " a grave, simple child _ with no doubt a nasty temper _ playing with the most costly toys ."
• This editor seems to have some WP : OWNership issues over images and throws a nasty temper tantrum if they are not kept in articles, no matter how many times he's referred to the image policies and guidelines.
• He is dogged by a nasty temper-- he broke an ankle in a tussle with San Francisco Examiner executive editor Phil Bronstein-- a domestic violence incident 20 years ago involving a former girlfriend, and a drunken driving arrest.
• Dog fighting in Japan goes back to the 14th century, but the Tosa was bred to its current form _ with vice-grip jaws, a powerful chest and a nasty temper _ in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
• Scrooge has a nasty temper and rarely hesitates to use cartoon violence against those who provoke his ire ( often his nephew Donald, but also bill and tax collectors as well as door-to-door salesmen ); however, he seems to be against the use of lethal force.
• The mischievous Sanlong ( " Third Dragon ", Jet Li ), the oldest of the Long children, likes to tease the third sister of the Bao family, Sanfeng ( " Third Phoenix ", Huang Qiuyan ) who is a tomboy in her late teens and who has a nasty temper.
• Goodman wrote Viola " had a nasty temper, but [ predecessor chairman Lou ] Guttman says he didn t lose control of his emotions easily " and that " beneath the spit and polish he was still a tough guy from Brooklyn . " In the book, Lou Guttman, the previous chairman at the New York Mercantile Exchange, said Viola " exuded leadership.