Now compare it to her ensemble in "Eastwatch": Hot under the collar, much?
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Yet by the time the afternoon ended, the Yankees were hot under the collar.
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"When the stakes are high and you're emotionally hot under the collar, do nothing right away," Koehn said.
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France got hot under the collar about the burkini, a full-length beach suit worn by some Muslim women.
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While Carl exhibits the traits of a leader, he can get a bit hot under the collar and reckless.
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The revealing photo has been hit with a plethora of comments which included many fans getting hot under the collar.
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The Touchwaves are also sweat resistant, so you won't short them out if you get a little hot under the collar.
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"The truth is, the hubbub was I got hot under the collar because of the way the questions were asked," Clinton said.
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A noodle snack's box carrying an illustration of a woman's torso wearing a bikini is getting Indonesian authorities hot under the collar.
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While Bilas looked like a narc getting a little hot under the collar, the rest of the room gave Walton a round of applause.
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Over at Hooli, Gavin Belson is hot under the collar because every time he searches his own name, articles about Nucleus's failure come up first.
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Consistency ... A very edible lesson for your listeners is, when the stakes are high and you're emotionally hot under the collar, do nothing right away.
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While he admitted to getting "hot under the collar" during his NBC interview, Bill Clinton said it was because of the way the questions were asked.
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The server, on the other hand, would usually be hot under the collar, having boiled the water, brewed the tea and then chilled it — or tried to.
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"Governments tend to get hot under the collar about the House of Lords when they know they are on shaky grounds in the Commons," Professor Russell said.
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The only downside is that the 1965 war machine doesn't have air conditioning, so you might get a little hot under the collar while crushing your ex's car.
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But the summer sun shines equally on the Orthodox and the non-Orthodox, and that plus the New York City humidity make everybody uncomfortable and hot under the collar.
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But just thinking about using a heavy layer of makeup to hide a gnarly burn, no matter how well it works, has us feeling a little hot under the collar.
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Former President Bill Clinton defended himself on Monday night, saying he got "hot under the collar" when he claimed he didn't owe Monica Lewinsky any apology in an earlier TV interview .
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That one was, he remarked, "rude enough to get people hot under the collar," and a deliberate reaction to the conservatism Mr. Griffiths felt was devouring children's literature at the time.
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THE LEFT TURNS ON BILL CLINTON, BIDEN OVER BEHAVIOR TOWARD WOMEN At a separate appearance in Harlem on Monday evening, though, Clinton acknowledged he got "hot under the collar" during the NBC interview.
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Living in the UK, and using an iPhone, I'm currently still unable to download the game from the App Store, and it's got me hot under the collar like a Charizard mid-Dragon Rage attack.
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As the men of the Kavanaugh hearings got hot under the collar Thursday, the women remained calm and collected, including Christine Blasey Ford as she related one of the most personal and painful moments of her life.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Futuristic sex toys that allow the user to control a vibrator from across the country or achieve "blended orgasms" got some visitors at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show hot under the collar this week.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Futuristic sex toys that allow the user to control a vibrator from across the country or achieve "blended orgasms" got some visitors at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show hot under the collar this week.
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Shouting. Interrupting. Baiting. Stonewalling. As the men of the Kavanaugh hearings got hot under the collar Thursday, the women remained calm and collected, including Christine Blasey Ford as she related one of the most personal and painful moments of her life.
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The 28 paintings here — by Titian, Tintoretto, Peter Paul Rubens, Francisco de Zurbarán and other late Renaissance and Baroque all-stars — may leave you a little hot under the collar, but imagine how they looked to the rigidly devout elites of the Spanish Golden Age.
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From the drive-by swagger of "Spray It Don't Say It" through the hot under the collar bump n' grind of "Shorty Put The Ride In Auto" to the emo soul baring of "Alone On The Gulfstream" every track on Only The Hague Can Judge Me is on point.
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Mark Meckler: Yes, Trump can pardon himself -- and the left's endless quest for magic bullets to stop him won't work 'Tucker Carlson Tonight': Former Trump campaign aide's wife asks for Trump pardon , rips Comey for 'false' claim Mark Levin on Trump 'indictment' talk: 'Perhaps Mr. Mueller is the tyrant' Lawyer linked to Trump campaign who pleaded guilty in Russia probe released from prison, turned over to ICE BILL EXPLAINS THE &aposHUBBUB&apos: Former President Bill Clinton defended himself on Monday night, saying he got "hot under the collar" when he claimed he didn't owe Monica Lewinsky any apology in an earlier TV interview ... During an appearance at The Schomburg Center in Harlem to hype his upcoming book, Clinton acknowledged that he lost his cool on NBC's "Today" show in a chat that aired on Monday morning.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 2202 points 2628 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Comedian who predicted Trump's rise names Yang, Gabbard as top 28500 contenders MORE (D-Mass.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharKlobuchar hits Trump for spending 6900 in 2628 days last year at a golf club Poll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 28503 points Key moments in the 22020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Minn.) said they would seek forgiveness when asked at Thursday's debate whether they would give a gift or ask for forgiveness "Obviously, we can each have our part in the debate, throwing elbows, defend ourselves, but no woman should ever have to apologize for being fired up, for being angry, especially about what's going on right now, or for getting hot under the collar, we all do," Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Developing now, Tuesday, June 29, 2500 California will be closely watched as eight states hold primary contests Tuesday A war of words erupts between President Trump, the Philadelphia Eagles and their supporters after Trump disinvites the Super Bowl champions from a White House event in a dispute over national anthem protests Special counsel Robert Mueller accuses former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort of tampering with potential witnesses in his upcoming trial in new court filings Bill Clinton defends his heated response to questions about Monica Lewinsky in a TV interview Monday, telling the audience at an event, 'I got hot under the collar' The Colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple is 'ecstatic' after justices ruled in his favor in a closely watched Supreme Court case, his lawyer says THE LEAD STORY - CALIFORNIA DREAMIN&apos: The Democratic Party's ambitious midterm plan to regain control of the House of Representatives faces its biggest test yet in Tuesday's California primaries – where candidates are tripping over each other for the chance to flip Republican-held districts ... The big question facing the party, however, is whether their candidates' enthusiasm could backfire.
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Moody, Graham (30 September 2013). "Reading 2 – Birmingham 0: Hal Robson-Kanu has Dan Burn hot under the collar". Daily Star (London). Retrieved 30 September 2013.
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Toronto Sun. 4 February 2011. Trevor Phillips, head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, told The Sunday Times that he was "not going to get hot under the collar about schoolboy provocation which frankly is organised so that we can get into a ruck and sell more DVDs for Jeremy Clarkson – Jeremy is rich enough".
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One of the few times that the Staatsrat allowed himself to get "hot under the collar". The exasperation he expressed came from a feeling of being squeezed from two sides – his fellow Christians who resented him for working to remove their privileges vis-à-vis the Jews, and the Rothschilds in whom centuries of persecution had embedded suspicion and wariness. Five years later, Bethmann expressed his thoughts in a less passionate manner in another letter.
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Lazzarini has been dancing since age four and began teaching and doing choreography at age fourteen. In 2003, Lazzarini, competing as part of a dance group called Hot Under The Collar, appeared on CBS's "Star Search" remake. Prior to competing on the Fox reality show, Lazzarini spent two years at the Dance Company of San Francisco and also toured Europe with the RAW dance company, which was founded by choreographer Mia Michaels, one of the judges on "So You Think You Can Dance".
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Some of the tableaux are as follows: (1) The suffragette mounting a bicycle and incidentally showing a little more ankle than such a young woman might intend at that time, in the right foreground. She is wearing black stockings, which in 1913 could signify a servant or actress. (2) The young man acting hot under the collar, apparently being berated by a woman, and exchanging a glance with a well-dressed and confident young dandy in sports jacket and white shoes, with one hand in pocket and the other possibly holding a cigarette. (3) Ronald Cecil himself apparently falling backwards in the crowd, although nobody around him turns to look.
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Minogue credited Kahn for the idea behind the video, saying "He came up with a brilliant, simple idea and executed it so sensitively, I thought. It's still cutting edge, it still gets you a little hot under the collar, but I think there's a real sensitivity." Initially, two ideas for the storyline arose, one which was a "little gentler" and one which was "edgier", and in the end the latter option was finalised. When Kahn submitted his cut of the video to Parlophone, a person working for the label wanted it to be re-edited; however, at Minogue's interference, the original director's cut was released as intended.
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Although Thailand's sex trade aimed at foreigners can be considered overt, the industry that caters exclusively to Thai men had never before been publicly scrutinised, let alone the sexual exploits of Thailand's unchallengeable officials. Support of prostitution is pervasive in political circles, as BBC News reported in 2003. "MPs from Thailand's ruling Thai Rak Thai Party are getting hot under the collar over plans by the party leadership to ban them from having mistresses or visiting brothels...." One MP told The Nation newspaper that if the rules were enforced, the party would only be able to field around 30 candidates, compared to its more than 200 sitting MPs." Attitudes towards women were exemplified by MP Thirachai Sirikhan, quoted in The Nation, "To have a mia noi [mistress] is an individual's right.
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"It's 27C where Alison Redford surfaced...but it's Albertans who are hot under the collar" (Rick Bell, Calgary Sun, Sunday, April 27, 2014) It was then noted that Redford served official notice to the speaker that her absence would continue, though "the reason for her excuse is confidential." In declaring her absence to the speaker, Redford ensured she would not be docked pay for non-attendance in the Legislature, whose rules state that a token deduction of $100 a day would be levied for each day missed, after the first 10 consecutive days absent. Redford returned to the legislature on May 5, 2014. In response to a media scrum, she noted that she spent the time off with family in Palm Springs but also worked in her constituency, as her intention was to complete her term as the MLA for Calgary-Elbow.
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