Sentence examples for I domesticated from inspiring English sources

"I domesticated you, didn't I?" She says he has always been an extremist.

I still believed then I'd domesticated my death, that he'd no longer gnaw off my fingers and ears.

I still believed then I'd domesticated my death,that he'd no longer gnaw off my fingers and ears.We even had parties together: "Happy," said death, and gave me my present, a coffin, my coffin,made in Kampala, with a sliding door in its lid,to look through, at the sky, at the birds, at Kampala.

"I'm domesticated now," Tyson tells us in the beginning.

"In the past week, my kids and I have domesticated a squirrel in our yard.

I used domesticated Japanese quails from laboratory strains.

"But I kind of don't want to see it domesticated.

Our results show that these elements have transduplicated and amplified cellular sequences and some of them have probably been domesticated (i.e. have lost their ability to transpose and fulfill cellular functions, as a conventional cellular gene).

In this case, either an entire domain or the full protein is recruited, i.e. domesticated by the genome.

One study of coho salmon representing a similar broodstock management scenario (i.e. domesticated stock compared to a nonlocal wild population) used behavioral measures and estimated reduced relative breeding success (males 0.62; females 0.82) that was similar to the adult-to-subyearling relative fitness of steelhead (75 78%) in the one study that measured it (Leider et al. 1990).

I love being domesticated.