Sentence examples for tame over from inspiring English sources

But it's a pretty tame over from him, with Guptill and Nicol playing the ball around comfortably for ones and twos.

But the kitchen got back on track with a winning version of crostini - an assortment of meaty, full-flavored mushrooms, wild and tame, over toast thickly spread with goat cheese.

The second aspect of myself I've tried to tame over the years is my curly hair.

Clearmountain was said to have been one of the first recording engineers to hang tissue paper over the tweeters of the NS-10 to tame the over-bright treble.

David Cameron, the leader of Britain's Conservatives, wants to increase his country's transparency to tame the over-mighty state, for which he blames the present Labour government.

The report is being fine-combed for scope for legal challenge, perhaps the next stage in what Rahman frames as a principled battle against a tame and over-mighty Westminster party status quo.

Perhaps the best way to understand the relative positions – and prospects – of the IFS and the OBR is to see them as part of a decades-long struggle to tame an over-mighty Treasury.

After the tame and over-celebratory approach to England's most important poet in the RSC and BBC2 400th death day gala Shakespeare Live, more radical ambition is expected from Russell T Davies's adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy of transformations.

Wynne thinks it's likely that the animals started out as wolves that scavenged from human garbage pits; those willing to get closer to people got more food, and they evolved to become tamer over time.

Beyond them, on a perfect axis, you see the upper part of the garden: a hill has been tamed over many decades by gardeners and architects, who fitted the space into a pattern.

They would then assess whether subsequent generations became tamer over time, and equally important, whether traits associated with the domestication syndrome began popping up.