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• A surge in consumer prices added to the market's ill humor.
• "He's a man of great cordiality, totally lacking in ill humor.
• Life may be good for Larry David, but, thankfully, his ill humor is constitutional.
• Russians LIVE in a freezer with not much more ill humor, and considerably more ingenuity.
• And that that government role, alas, can only be performed ineptly, inconveniently, and in ill humor.
• Nonetheless, nobody wanted to seem too celebratory, maybe out of fear of inciting the legendary ill humor of North Wilkesboro's fans.
• Once there was a time when Bazooka Joe was a punch line, an easy target, the subject of ill humor across the league.
• We don't know; the OED mysteriously lists disgruntle as appearing in 1682 and meaning " to put into sulky dissatisfaction or ill humor ."
• A citizen who treats Roy rudely may find his most personal mail steamed open and covered with spaghetti stains as signs of Roy's ill humor.
• There was clutching and grabbing through the neutral zone, beefy opponents taking runs at their forwards and frequent displays of ill humor after the whistle.
• "This name is remarkably suitable, " observed the philosopher Arnauld de Villeneuve, for liquor " prolongs life, clears away ill humors, revives the heart, and maintains youth ."
• Alexander Hamilton wrote in The Federalist, to the " independent spirit in the judges " that would enable them to stand against the " ill humors " of passing political majorities.
• But they would call her at 3 a . m . and well into the following night she would handle clients'complaints, anguish and ill humor to the best of her ability.
• Said Trautwig : " John Davidson tells me what Fred Schero used to say, ` Arrive at the puck in ill humor .'Paul O'Neill arrives at the plate in ill humor ."
• Said Trautwig : " John Davidson tells me what Fred Schero used to say, ` Arrive at the puck in ill humor .'Paul O'Neill arrives at the plate in ill humor ."
• Fred Shero, late coach of Philadelphia's " Broad Street Bullies, " once defined his hockey philosophy as follows : " Take the shortest route to the puck and arrive in ill humor ."
• But it is not with a view to infractions of the Constitution only, that the independence of the judges may be an essential safeguard against the effects of occasional ill humors in the society.
• Also in ill humor was Todd Gill of the Sharks, who crashed Andreas Johansson of the Islanders into the boards after a whistle, apparently thinking Johansson had shot the puck at Hrudey after the whistle.
• Joannis Gorraeus gave the name " cacochymia " to the abundance and excess of any ill humor, provided it is only one in excess; " plethora " he called the abundance or excess of all the humors together.
• W / HKN-THRASHERS-KNOW _ ATLANTA _ Fred Shero _ the late coach of the Philadelphia's " Broad Street Bullies " _ once defined his hockey philosophy as follows : " Take the shortest route to the puck and arrive in ill humor ."