Sentence examples for domesticated life from inspiring English sources

A strangely comforting sound, it represents the domesticated life of the Massachusetts dairy farm where the drama is set.

Claiming to be on a mission, Mr. Sikandar said he could not live a dull, domesticated life of routine.

Having broken definitively with Clara, Malraux made his way to the Riviera, and for the next two and a half years he lived a domesticated life in the free zone with Josette.

She is still "young, free, and single", she says, so is relishing adulthood without having to accept the discipline of a fully domesticated life (case in point: she owns a NutriBullet but doesn't really use it).

In fact, that was the theme of the episode, conveniently spelled out by Celeste in a speech to Will: "You can live your sweet little domesticated life, you can date your cute little apple-cheeked lawyer.

And the place is still relatively the same: the same skate park, the same off licence, bloody people still getting killed in the off licences …" Roots has spent the last decade or so living a much more domesticated life in Esher, Surrey.

RCA hyped Toscanini, and the media responded gratefully, some would say shamelessly: Toscanini was widely profiled and photographed, lionized and domesticated by Life and countless other publications.

The recreation-program volunteers heightened the passions of troops but also domesticated everyday life on the bases.

Animal life includes domesticated goats, sheep, and camels, together with cattle and poultry, which were introduced in more recent times.

These images idealised modern family life that was domesticated, comfortable and leisured.

Although the key food plants of Mesoamerica maize, beans, and squash were domesticated by 5000 B.C., settled village life only became widespread by around 2000 B.C.