41. Every time I see a media poll determining public opinion on a person's guilt or innocence, I get hot under the collar . 42. But many people get just as hot under the collar right back and there not here ( nor should they be ). 43. Whatever the reason, the prices are likely to keep resident hot under the collar when they get bills that cover this weekend. 44. In New York, it got the mayor hot under the collar and thousands of customers, well, hot _ or at least curious. 45. At times, she comes off as a spoiled brat, and audiences may wonder why the stepmother gets hot under the collar over her. 46. Castaneda was then publicly chastised in Mexico for commenting that the Cubans were getting " hot under the collar " over the issue. 47. Granted Irene tends to get hot under the collar and is outspoken but these pathetic attempts at railroading the guy need to end. 48. That the Giants were doing it by blurring the line between legal deceit and cheating is why Zimmer was so hot under the collar . 49. Now political discussion can no longer be congenial at the Ark, and it is not just the customers who get hot under the collar . 50. Sports daily L'Equipe said Les Bleus had been " hot under the collar , " and cast doubt on France's ability to win the competition.
