Sentence examples for having domesticated from inspiring English sources

Prior to staging the capture of that "killer" python, Justin was best known in Florida wildlife circles for having domesticated hybrid wolves that had been roaming around Manatee State Park.

We have domesticated these animals.

"The narcos have domesticated us," Valdez said.

He thinks that, if we had wanted to, we could have domesticated kangaroos, too.

Among all the animal species on this planet, humans have domesticated only a handful.

Curtis and Ephron have domesticated the event movie without losing the sense of scale.

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

Ancient Romans had domesticated the guinea-fowl centuries before the medieval Turkey trade began.

Toward the end of the Neolithic Period (New Stone Age; 10,000 3,000 bce) they had domesticated animals.

Over the past 10,000 years, humans have domesticated about 40 species and created many thousands of breeds.

They grew foxtail millet, broomcorn millet, and kaoliang (a type of sorghum) and had domesticated dogs and pigs.