The second weekend of the NFL playoffs, known as the divisional round, is the weekend that true, hotblooded football fans fantasize about all year. ❋ Reed Albergotti (2012)
Two hotblooded panel members, Tomas Morales and Patrick Sullivan, had to be restrained during a heated exchange with one another. ❋ Simon McCormack (2011)
And discipline is crumbling among hotblooded younger insurgents, their commanders say. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Fine to have some hotblooded young buck law professors participating in this, bringing in some passion and firing up the room, but the old dogs gotta show the right stuff... and that obligates dispassion and good wishes for all. ❋ Unknown (2009)
He identified particularly with Agamemnon, the great warrior who was hotblooded, bold and doomed. ❋ Unknown (2008)
This is as lavish as off-Broadway gets, with David Gallo's cubistic set, Mark Dendy's hotblooded choreography and a terrific band led by Stephen Oremus, all marshaled by Barre into a crescendo of debauchery and death. ❋ Unknown (2008)
But surely you remember how, in the end, the Boston grinches come to their senses, forgive these hotblooded kids and vow to join a 12-step program for recovering Puritans? ❋ Unknown (2008)
For this new kind of war, Pamela Anderson offers troops -- and all hotblooded Americans -- a new kind of pinup. ❋ Unknown (2007)
While this market is still small in absolute numbers for some comparative data have a look here, this dynamic makes Second Life a very exciting environment for any hotblooded entrepreneur. ❋ Unknown (2006)
And dangerous more dangerous than any hotblooded dagger-wielder. ❋ George, Margaret (1987)
Porthios had probably caught some hotblooded Qualinesti and Silvanesti youths raiding or fighting. ❋ Parkinson, Dan (1985)
Ruspardi, young and hotblooded, was of too mercurial a disposition to anticipate any really serious results of the night's adventure; -- his contempt for a coward was far greater than his fear of death, and he was delighted to think that in all probability the Marquis would use his riding-whip on Miraudin's back rather than honour him by a pistol shot. ❋ Marie Corelli (1889)
Living in the open air and born of a hotblooded race, she never wore a cap. ❋ ��mile Zola (1871)
The Obama opposition research juggernaut has dozens more hotblooded such lines in their archives. ❋ THOMAS M. DeFRANK (2011)
The fruits of this education became visible, when, from the sullen mansion of Puritan parents, the hotblooded, quickwitted young patrician emerged into the gay and voluptuous London of the Restoration. ❋ Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay (1829)
I understand that the original series was written in 1980 when nobody in Japan had even heard of football, the 19 year old author had to make it a bit less technical and more hotblooded, as were the tastes in manga at that time. ❋ Tj_han (2010)
