Sentence examples similar to tame wildcat from inspiring English sources

Hoskins changed pace to play second fiddle to Cher and Winona Ryder in Mermaids: he is steadying-influence local shopkeeper Lou, who tames Cher's wildcat mother.

Moore, who liked to be photographed petting his tame ocelot - an American wildcat - was a key member of Dalí's colourful entourage for 20 years.

Money tames the beast.

The recipe starts out tame enough with ground hamburger, but then Wildcat Willies in Springdale, Utah, tosses some ground bison and elk into the mix.

But the wildcat is fierce and feral, whereas the housecat, thanks to nearly 10,000 years of domestication, is tame and adaptable enough to have become the world's most popular pet.

Stop him and the Wildcats will be tamed.

A wildcat?

It was a tame crowd (10,062) for a road game and populated by hundreds of Kentucky fans who wore glum looks while watching a struggling Wildcats team that was ranked No. 3 at the start of the season.

Practically tame.

Too tame?

We love the Wildcat.