"Tame" Example Sentences
1. The lioness was tamed by the circus trainer.
2. The mustang proved difficult to tame.
3. The wild stallion finally grew tame with old age.
4. The kitten grew into a tame and affectionate cat.
5. The wolf puppy was tamed and became a loyal pet.
6. Her temper seemed tame compared to her mother's fiery rage.
7. He used mild manners to tame the beast within.
8. His personality had become quite tame over the years.
9. The once wild party atmosphere had tamed with age.
10. The violent video game no longer seemed so tame.
11. The bear became playful and tame after being fed.
12. The storm seemed fairly tame compared to last night's weather.
13. The pain seemed rather tame now that the wound was infected.
14. She tamed her wild hair into a neat bun.
15. The fears that once consumed me now seem quite tame.
16. The river appeared tame and calm on the surface.
17. His words seemed weak and tame compared to her passionate speech.
18. The new thrill ride seemed too tame to be exciting.
19. The cabana boy tamed her wild beach hair into braids.
20. His flirtatious nature was quite tame compared to hers.
21. The untamed jungle eventually gave way to tamed farmland.
22. The once savage beast had been tamed by love and care.
23. The pup quickly grew tame and friendly with regular feeding.
24. She tamed her unruly curls with mousse and hairspray.
25. His mannerisms seemed rather tame and unexciting.
26. The argument seemed fairly tame compared to their usual fights.
27. The movie was tame and lacked excitement compared to last week's.
28. The horse's energy grew more tame with age.
29. The toddler's temper tantrums were starting to seem more tame.
30. His words seemed rather tame compared to her bold declarations.
31. The garden was meant to look untamed but actually took much taming.
32. The stunts on the new show seemed rather tame and unrealistic.
33. The new car seemed too tame and common compared to her previous vehicle.
34. The ocean appeared fairly tame and calm at the surface.
35. The beasts were eventually tamed and made to obey their master.
36. The lion's mane became more tame and ragged with age.
37. The beast's temper grew more tame with frequent feeding.
38. The kitten grew quite tame and affectionate with regular attention.
39. His approach seemed tame and boring compared to her fiery sermon.
40. The cub quickly grew tame and friendly under her care.
41. The puppy soon grew quite tame and obedient with proper training.
42. His anger slowly grew more tame and manageable over the years.
43. The river's current seemed fairly tame and calm on the surface.
44. The tiger had grown quite tame and docile in his old age.
45. The waterfall appeared fairly tame and quiet compared to last spring.
46. Her wild hair had been tamed into a neat braid.
47. The mustang took months to tame and break into a riding horse.
48. The stream appeared fairly tame and slow moving.
49. The fears that once paralyzed me now seem quite tame.
50. The terrors that once haunted me now seem quite tame.
51. The thrill ride seemed rather tame and unexciting.
52. His temper had become rather tame with frequent meals.
53. The tale seemed rather tame and boring compared to hers.
54. The horse grew tame and friendly with constant feeding and attention.
55. The puppy's energy grew more tame with age.
56. The beach appeared deceptively tame and calm on the surface.
57. His interest seemed rather tame and common compared to hers.
58. The mood in the room seemed rather tame and unexciting.
59. The cat soon became quite tame and affectionate.
60. The waterfall appeared fairly tame and subdued compared to last spring.
Common Phases
1.
Tame as a kitten - Very
tame, docile and gentle.
2. Break (or broke) a horse - To gradually
tame and train a horse so that it can be ridden.
3.
Tame a wild beast - To make a ferocious or dangerous animal lose its aggression and wildness.
4. Run wild - Act uninhibited and beyond control.
5. Like a wild animal - Used to describe someone who is behaving aggressively or wildly.
6. Beyond taming - Too wild and uncontrollable to be
tamed or trained.
7. Make one's hair stand on end - Cause one to have a frightening or unpleasant feeling.
8. Hard to
tame - Difficult to train to obey or behave properly.
9. Grow
tame - Become docile and lose ferocity or aggression with age or training.
10. Calm the savage beast - Appease or pacify someone who is angry or violent.
11. Gain the upper hand - Obtain control or the advantage in a confrontation or competition.
12. Á
tamed version - An innocent or mild version that lacks the intensity of the original.
13. Bring to heel - To cause one to come under control and submit.
14. Gentle the colt - Bring under control with patience and kindness.
15. Reduce the wildness of - Make less agitated or unruly.