| Nothing bothers me more than to read the paper and see where some young person was killed for running a stop sign because some jabroni got hot under the collar and started chasing him at high speeds. |
| Workers may have been getting hot under the collar in the recent heatwave, but most Manchester bosses want to keep them firmly buttoned up. |
| Colombia's foreign minister issued an apology to stop Brazil getting too hot under the collar. |
| Motorists got hot under the collar when the indicator lenses misted, obscuring the view of the pressure reading. |
| He got a perverse enjoyment out of seeing people undertake him on quiet stretches of motorway and wondered why they got so hot under the collar. |
| Another subject which appears to keep making everyone hot under the collar is industrial fisheries. |
