Sentence examples similar to complexities brought to heel from inspiring English sources

The policies brought to heel runaway inflation.

Eventually, the galloping, galumphing animal is brought to heel.

And they won't be brought to heel.

They would have to be "brought to heel," he added.

Some actors just can't be brought to heel.

Congress and the U.N. agreed with him that Saddam Hussein had to be brought to heel.

It's clear these companies need to be brought to heel.

If News Corp can be brought to heel, why not the Premier League?

"Swaggering union bully boys must be brought to heel," fumed the Daily Express last month.

With winter arriving next month in South America, the outbreak will most likely be brought to heel.

How can something so significant and untouchable be brought to heel?