Sentence examples for tame with from inspiring English sources
The media scrutiny was relatively tame, with several television cameras in front of the courthouse.
Those in support, such as Guardiola, are tame with their endorsements.
Behaviour in captivity: Tame, with a fixed smile and a steady gaze.
The upcoming four days will be anything but tame with Spieth, inevitably, as a key protagonist.
Initially the route was tame, with beautiful views over Loch Riddon, nothing at odds with genteel appreciation of hanging baskets.
Surprisingly enough, the group's 15-cut demo tape is more tame, with the vocals much clearer, resulting in a more commercial sound than one would first suspect by their stage demeanor.
Until about 1900, farmers in the South could run their stock on any unfenced land, so pigs roamed free, kept semi-tame with occasional handouts of food or salt.
RUSSIAN literary wars have grown tamer with the years.
Living standards rose and inflation was tamed, with the help of an independent Bank of England.
Worse, Mr Obama hints that America's deficits might be tamed with painless tax rises.
Tart plum juice, tamed with sugar and ginger and a touch of lime, was my favorite.
