Tempered glass shelf, a pull-out drawer to store your favorite dvd / cd collection & rubber feet.
All of these factors can result in
frayed tempers
from time to time.
Tempered by sea breezes.
She has the same independence, determination and
fiery temper.
Temper tantrums.
Tempered with a constant realism.
Tempering the steel.
Temper flared, then prepare to face the consequences the next day at work.
Tempered by the realization
that china offers the world's largest untapped export market.
Proverbs chapter 14 ( nlt ) 29 those who control their anger have great understanding; those with a
hasty temper
will make mistakes.
Temper outbursts.
Tempered with mercy.
His mother, noted for her
volatile temper, was descended from the gordons, with their wild, bloodsoaked highland history.
Temper flare
there - our culture doesn't see these as particularly bad things.
Tempered with considerable caution.
At this time he began using the name powell powell had a reputation for having a
violent temper.
Someone else tried fifty-two years later but he couldn't get up the side of the rock and left in a
foul temper.
As a youngster federer had a
fierce temper, breaking rackets regularly and making himself thoroughly unpopular.
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