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His social life is sometimes not so tame as he would like.

The next scene was again pretty tame, at least to my mind.

If you thought a visit to a country house was a bit tame, think again.

"He says it would be too tame a life for him."

But would it be enough for her, going back to the tame old life she'd lived before?

Of course, life with Fox would be anything but tame.

"Will you think me very tame if I say no?"

The rest of the day was tame compared to that.

But on the whole I thought they were a very tame bunch.

Compared to these, the works in this show are pretty tame.

"Russia has already lost a great deal because its media were tame."

This new building, at least in its base, is too tame.

They were quite tame, and used to feed out of his hands every morning.

We caught some young kids, which soon grew quite tame.

I wonder how long it will take them to make space tame?

"Murder is too tame a word for what they did."

In three days after his capture he was quite tame.

Here is the first rubber, you see a tame business, soon over.

He's running true to form, though tamer than one would expect.

They had lived in a far tamer world than his.

Maybe he should get a tame bear and be done with it.

Because, than you would know that dark falls always more or less in the same tame.

For sure they'd call in one of their tame scientists to check up.

"But it was pretty tame treatment compared to what happened to people in the South."

But that was far too tame a sport to interest her for long now.

And if nature can be tamed, why not the press?

Later, I thought to myself that they were taming me.

I thought that after all these years I'd finally tamed her.

But he was no more willing than before to be tamed.

"I told him you were the one who tamed them."

He had tamed his own two but the young ones were beyond him.

Once she had been tamed a bit - what a team we could make!

For the most part, though, this has been the year that the town tamed the students.

She must have done it while in her human form, then changed before he tamed.

She is now 83, and age has tamed her somewhat.

Man has not tamed the sea, he thought, and never will.

If only the rest of it were so easily tamed!

"Where we come from it seems like they've tamed everything."

Which is not to say that the town has been completely tamed.

We had tamed it when I arrived, though the cost was high.

The Americans have had an even harder time taming the city.

The young man tamed his shocked white face to her.

By the time we left, the disaster had been tamed.

Only time will tell if the lion can yet be tamed.

But part of her training was to know how to keep a man tamed, within limits.

Why must you always think that if a woman shows any spirit at all she has to be tamed?

These lands had been tamed since last I passed through.

Tame a grass green, for example, with a touch of red.

Because of its heavy use, the Black has been tamed somewhat in recent years.

This is an area of the Empire which has never really been tamed.