He, or she (the toucan), is very tame and mischievous — throws coins around the room — flies off with the toast from my breakfast tray.
American economist James Tobin originally proposed the tax – levied at up to 1%, on foreign exchange transactions – in the 1970s, to tame damaging financial speculation, and throw "sand in the wheels" of turbo-charged capitalism.
True liberals are neither tame nor safe: Mill was thrown in jail aged 17 for distributing literature on contraception; threatened with death over his prosecution of Governor Eyre, who slaughtered hundreds of Jamaicans; and introduced the first bill to give women the vote, for which he was vilified in the press.
(And let's throw in a taming of the even larger and more out of control social entitlement programs too).
The birds roost in the trees nearby, eat breadcrumbs that people throw on the ground and seem "pretty tame," said Lee Bertucelli, the park manager.
Throw it into curves that the Accord or RSX will easily tame, and you'll find tons of body roll and lots of understeer.
With United trailing 2-1 and 15 minutes remaining, Angel Di Maria throws himself to the floor and is booked for a tame dive.
90 min+3: From Gunnarsson's monster throw, not directly but after several blocks and passes, Kiss steers a tame header wide.
These conversations were my tame, suburban version of the unforgettable film Scared Straight, with a little bit of Jewish mom guilt thrown in.
(Threw me in the fire!!!!) When you go camping, you can get a "Wolfie" and tame it.
He, or she (the toucan), is very tame and mischievous throws coins around the room flies off with the toast from my breakfast tray.
