Sentences with phrase «all in a huff»

that might result in an even «badder» deal than his predecessor signed with Iran or forcing him to storm out of the negotiations in a huff.

Ultimately, a boardroom brawl would result in Jobs quitting in a huff to start his own company, NeXT Computer.

He reportedly left the theater in a huff, though, and later said the only thing the filmmakers got right was his fashion sense... or lack thereof.

And they all knew it by the tone of my voice, so I got up in a huff and headed for the door of the courtyard.

And then there are those who leave in a huff... we somehow have insulted them... they don't like what we teach..

, rather than accuse the person of questioning God, or rather than get angry and storm off in a huff, or rather than tell them to just go read the Bible, the best way to respond is to say these magic words:

i think when we adhere to visions someone always gets stood on and someone else invariably goes off in a huff!

So when the public - address announcer, who is about half the age of Max's uniform (the one with the question mark on the back), blows the introduction to the Rock Around the Clock number, Max stalks off the field in a huff.

Replace a 32 year old dead wood Debuchy with a 34 year old who left in a huff 3 years ago.

Thats why Veldheer, Houston, that mlb from last year etc leave in a huff.

A more likely scenario now is that we might very well as soon as this year fall out of the top 4, lose key players like Sanchez and Ozil and probably Bellerin and other special players, see Wenger quit in a huff, replace him with an inexperienced manager and spend years and years dreaming about getting back to a top 4 spot.

Then he just walks out in a huff and signs Wellbeck at 11 pm on August 31

They didn't have a single player called up to Japan's recent East Asian Championship squad — Kawasaki had five — while last year former club legend Shunsuke Nakamura decamped to Jubilo Iwata in a huff.

The man left with the task of masterminding the extra-ordinary performance required in order to overcome a 1 - 0 deficit is manager Carlo Ancelotti, a man whose job is reportedly under immediate threat, to such an extent that the Italian could even be out the door as quickly as the end of the night should Chelsea's Russian billionaire owner, who is renowned for making brash decisions based on disappointing results, leave Old Trafford in a huff and once again without a hope in hell of landing that elusive UEFA Champions League.

She, at the point, verbally doubted that I had, indeed done any worthy research, told me the doctor would talk to me, and left the room in a huff.

It's hard to feel good as a parent when you can't even get his socks on, when every word you've said to him has been a reprimand, when the innocent act of serving tuna casserole instead of the expected tacos incites a riot, when you realize you've left more public places in a huff with your child in five years than most parents do in a lifetime.

The discussion online seems to be focusing on sugar per se and my feelings about it — as if I just couldn't countenance the number of sugar grams in HISD breakfasts for one more minute, threw up my hands and marched off the committee in a huff.

My son then crawled into the tunnel in a huff, relieved to be away from his sister.

I'm not a betting man but if I was I would put a fair amount of money that Liam Fox will resign in a huff in the next 18 months.

In a huff, he was overheard to say, «well, this is not for me» and leave with 2 aides.

Now he has reportedly gone off in a huff - this remains utterly unconfirmed, it should be noted - everyone in Westminster's going to be asking «why?»

If we all agree that Andrew should be treated exactly like anyone else than it is time to ask whether public sector workers should be summarily sacked if someone makes an unproven and discredited allegation that they called someone else a name, or whether we should dismiss people who are heard to use the word f *** ing» whilst stalking off in a huff.

Malcolm Rifkind - arrogant, notable for making a remark to US Congressmen including a certain Senator John McCain and some other Vietnam vets that they had no concept of what it was like to be at war, went off in a huff when he wasn't given the role of Shadow Foreign Secretary.

Last month he turned the sprinklers on when CBS 2 tried to interview him there and he did walk out in a huff during an interview «Eye on New York,» but Wednesday was first time he was caught on tape being so uncontrollably angry.

After the clip ran, one scientist stood and declared in a huff that activism had no place in science.

Best to give it a try before you walk away in a huff, like someone we know (wink wink), saying they are for young people and not for «people our age.»

My mother, of all people, called me in a huff about the OkCupid article in the NY Times, OKCupid Plays With Love in User Experiments.

He left the stage in a huff.

Pym resigns from the agency in a huff and we jump forward 25 years.

There will be spoilsports on both sides — one anticipates the nasty racists, but there may also be intellectuals in a huff: «The white audience certainly gets off watching all this black - on - black violence!»

In spite of Tommy's sincerity, Blake will have none of it, and when Tommy asks if Blake would play a few songs with him during the sold - out concert, Blake just walks off in a huff.

He eventually leaves in a huff after answering the question of what brought him to the event with a joke about mushrooms and fungi.

The transition from satire to love story is a tricky one, and writer - director Andrew Bujalski («Computer Chess,» «Funny Ha Ha») fumbles most with Trevor, who takes over as Danny's trainer after Kat quits her job in a huff after one too many run - ins with jerk clients.

It begins innocently enough, sort of, when CIA analyst Osborne Cox (John Malkovich) quits in a huff after having his security clearance lowered.

Seemingly in a huff because he is told to leave, he returns with a revolver killing all three card players.

His daughter denies it and walks off in a huff.

She asks for help but when it is not immediate, she doesn't sit staring at the wall, or go off in a huff, she tries.

About 15 years ago, when the original Lexus RX appeared, I wrote in a huff, «If you think the Hamptons are «the country,» then this is your «off - road» vehicle.»

«Well, they tried, she couldn't pay that higher rent, she got farther behind all the time, and...» My mom plunks her paperwork on the counter, reaches over and rubs a sponge around the sink, lets her breath out in a huff.»

She's also confused by Bloom's response, but instead of storming off in a huff, she stays.

Says iUniverse in a huff why sticking out her tongue at her older half sister.

Just flounce off in a huff, and I'll have no choice but to file you away under «Internet loudmouth: may have a point, but is kind of a childish dick about».

Well, and this is a generality so don't get all in a huff; most people in these programs are looking for a short cut.

I know this because of when the $ 50 «bonus» for cashing in $ 200 reported went away in July, I called in a huff, wanting to know why I wasn't notified.

Frankly, those who left in a huff never would have been paying customers anyway.

The fact that Rise of the Tomb Raider is getting a Season Pass isn't much to get in a huff about.

«The trustees, even in the way they resigned, make it so much about themselves and their egos and leaving in a huff that we haven't been able to get a real accounting of the situation,» Gollan said.

This seemed, to me, a little exaggerated as far as reactions go, but as we walked away from them in a huff I realized it wasn't necessarily an irrelevant question to ask people down here.

She then sank «the line», the cherished privilege of hanging paintings just at the viewer's eyeline on the wall, which in centuries past has caused artists to trade insults or even punches, or withdraw their work entirely in a huff.

(Actually in these contexts e.g. Wilks [1995], it is presumed that the RE statistic is necessarily less than the r2 statistic — a point we made in MM05a, but which seems to be ignored in the huffing about the supposed primacy of the RE statistic.)