Sentence examples for she domesticated from inspiring English sources

As the naughty girl next door, in black lace and stiletto heels, she domesticated fetishism and flouted the postal laws.

The four-acre garden was her working laboratory, where she domesticated elements from legendary gardens, like the yellow-flowering laburnum arch at the National Trust's Bodnant Garden, in North Wales, or the ornamental potager, or vegetable garden, at the Chateau de Villandry, in the Loire Valley in France, and made them seem possible for the home gardener.

But the witch is no longer terribly wild to us; she's domesticated, normal, prone perhaps to a spell of madness but one from which she'll emerge sunny and whole.

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

She also domesticated her experts.

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

Now instead of continuously partying, she is domesticated, with only one night a week out with her husband to "keep the flame of love alive," as he calls it.

She was the domesticated pet of a roadside vendor and her name was Linda.

Ann was not domesticated – she looked down on those who were – and her tiny top-floor flat in Notting Hill was chaotic, ruled by her parrot Turkey, who flew freely about, depositing mess, clawing her way through papers, gnawing at boxes and plastic, and sharing Ann's food.

Dogs, she explains, are domesticated animals, and to treat them as though they were still in a pack rather than long adapted to a subservient role in a human family is as absurd as treating a child as though it were "really" still a primate living in a tree.

Hunt came to fame in the hit television show Mad About You, where she played the domesticated but neurotic wife of Paul Reiser Paul Reiser.