| I was rather hot under the collar, and gave an unexpurgated account of what had happened. |
| Motorists got hot under the collar when the indicator lenses misted, obscuring the view of the pressure reading. |
| Workers may have been getting hot under the collar in the recent heatwave, but most Manchester bosses want to keep them firmly buttoned up. |
| Another subject which appears to keep making everyone hot under the collar is industrial fisheries. |
| As she became hot under the collar of her polyester blouse, the smell of mothballs became over-powering and I started to sneeze. |
| We pay handsomely for the privilege of being members and we get hot under the collar about its burdensome regulations. |
