"During the summer when things were stroppy, he afforded me a number of phone calls, which I greatly appreciated, " said Ahern.
12.
"Some people get really stroppy when they think they have something of value and you tell them they don't, " says Franchi.
13.
These took the form of conflicts of attitude, as both the pupils and the director found some of the young actors to be aloof and stroppy at times.
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:: : : : : Taelus, you took a pretty stroppy comment of mine in good part with just the right amount of challenge in your tone.
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:: Not a criminal per se, but definitely a stroppy teenager, a rebel with a cause, was Pancras of Rome who died at 14 as a Christian martyr.
16.
Doug Insole, his one-time captain at Essex, described him thus : " Trevor was quite a stroppy lad in his early cricketing years, and a bit of a rebel.
17.
Nelson then " got a bit stroppy, " Latham told Radio 2UE . " he took a half swing at me, we grabbed him " and removed him from the room, he said.
18.
Phil accused her of being stroppy and spoilt and she retaliated by accusing him of using Lisa so he could get his hands on their daughter, Grant ( Ross Kemp ) could do no wrong.
19.
Ricks notes that the phrasing and the musical arrangements conflict with the lyrics; the choppy rhythms, and " stroppy stomping " of the backing track, disrupt the theme of contentedly watching the river.
20.
The cafe is run by a stroppy Turkish character called Bulent ( Chris Ryman ) and his sister; Arthur's " biggest fan " is Katya, an elderly Polish lady ( Ruth Posner ).
