She had hissy fits when she couldn't find her drugs.
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This growing pressure led to a day of tantrums and hissy fits.
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In a way, the hissy fits that will ensue over this game are perfectly justified.
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In an interview earlier this week he said Kelly's "hissy fits" hurt the Trump administration.
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The framers made impeachment hard because they didn't want Congress throwing out presidents in partisan hissy fits.
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He's the only non-crazy Republican who wants to show ... like Lindsey Graham and his giant hissy fits.
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And he has hissy fits," Mr. Scaramucci said, adding that "he's demonstrating his personality now the way he really is.
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The short-attention-span jolt of Twitter is perfect for a few specialized things: breaking news, viral links — and presidential hissy fits.
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But the hissy fits Trump has been throwing over this sanctions situation threaten more lasting damage to his relationship with Congress and his agenda.
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Meanwhile, the McCarrick case has caused among the Curia a series of public hissy fits and mutual recriminations without (so far) a single evidentiary document produced by either side.
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SIR: Decades of trying to keep tabs on North Korea's bombs and missiles have taught us that the Norks lie and cheat and that they throw hissy fits when we call them out.
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Part parody, part sneak-peek, this clip starring Persian cats in place of the cast members of the Bravo guilty pleasure is filled with hissy fits, fake mustaches and lots of kitty food.
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The two Joel Schumacher movies in the 1990s — Batman Forever and Batman and Robin — helped spawn one of the Internet's earliest hissy fits, in part because Schumacher chose to embrace the ambiguous Bat-sexuality.
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I'm just hoping that the battle between Amazon and Google is one that's waged over, say, sales, and doesn't devolve into more hissy fits about which company's services can be used on what devices.[Reuters]
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But when I try to play the game after work, the servers are having one of their teething-problems hissy fits, rendering me unable to push into new territory, to seek out stronger Pokémon for Team Mystic.
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"Mellow Mode" is both an apt name for the way the game plays when active, and for the atmosphere in my house when we're seeing off an end-of-level boss without any histrionic hissy fits from him.
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Fabulously chic and seductively sinister, Ms. Donohoe is actually a vampire priestess, prone to coldblooded hissy fits, sprouting fangs at will and spraying a venom that transports victims into a mad delirium of screaming nuns, rampaging serpents and bloody crucifixions.
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But Lynch — who expects special treatment, who throws hissy fits with the media, whose mother demands that Seattle coaches be fired — stood doing nothing as an opponent ran for a nearly uncontested touchdown in a game the Seahawks would lose by seven.
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Credit...Peter Saul/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Winnie Au for The New York Times Politically, 21987 has been, so far, a gonzo variety show of executive howlers and hissy fits; prayer breakfasts and Iowa pratfalls; split "victories" and revenge firings.
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"The sense of entitlement is just too strong in the blogging community and the nastiness, hissy fits and general hate displayed after one of your members was not granted her request for a freebie is giving your whole industry a bad name," Stenson wrote.
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My brother was rooting for the Broncos, and we were on the right side for that, and I found the game entertaining enough—I love a good defensive effort, and came to admire the velocity of the terrible passing, Cam Newton's ultra-refined hissy fits, and the rest.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciThe Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Sunday targeted White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, claiming that Kelly throws "hissy fits" and is bad for West Wing morale.
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Chapman wrote a monthly column for Shoot Monthly magazine. In 2010, he released his first book, entitled Heroes, Hairbands and Hissy Fits: Chappers' History of Modern Football, in which he gives a harsh critique of modern football and players both professional and part-time.
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He eventually leaves her. Eunice is generally very unhappy and bitter, distraught and broken down by her mother, and very emotionally unstable and going on many destructive hissy fits. She eventually visits a psychiatrist, where Eunice reveals she is worried about her fits, and is not happy about herself. The psychiatrist eventually helps her realize she does not have to let her abusive mother affect her, and leads her on the road to recovery.
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