Sentence examples for has domesticated from inspiring English sources

Steneck says it has "domesticated our ecosystem.

But by the end of the novel, she has domesticated, and enlarged, the property.

The Library of America's new, two-volume anthology "Reporting Civil Rights: American Journalism 1941-1973" ($80) is a useful corrective to the way memory has domesticated the movement.

Mr. Hill, whose possessions run to athletic gear and vitamins, has domesticated the apartment with objects belonging to his girlfriend, Kumara Sawyers, a massage therapist and yoga instructor.

Now that she has domesticated the Facebook frat house, Sandberg wants to be "the pompom girl for feminism," as she calls it.

The Library of America's new, two-volume anthology "Reporting Civil Rights: American Journalism 1941-1973″ ($80) is a useful corrective to the way memory has domesticated the movement.

Domestic dogs are descended from wolves, and may have domesticated themselves.

We have domesticated these animals.

"The narcos have domesticated us," Valdez said.

We have domesticated dogs, cats, and birds, and have used horses as a means of transporation.

But long before then, people of the Puebloan Southwest and Mexico had domesticated the turkey.