Taming Bigotry

Taming the Tigers

Taming them.

Taming Leviathan

Taming Europe s Banks

Taming Voodoo Economics

Taming Speculative Capitalism

They adapted.

Even a tame raccoon.

And carrying their cross humbly...

We aim to tame this whole river.

But when I die it will not be as tame reservation Indian.

She's like an ornery heifer sometimes, hard to hold down.

If I am, you could tame me, ma'am.

You cannot call it love, for at your age the heyday in the blood is tame, it's humble, and waits upon the judgement.

Should he cause more trouble, it would be easy to capture him again.

You know, you create power, then you tame it.

Yes, yes, you tame a pack of wolves with a feather.

Since you came here the Heaven horses have been very happy and comfortable.

We've made her tame, and it's too late to try to let her go wild now.

We whip wild animals when they try to rebel.

And inhabitants of America shall be able to catch and tame them and use them as beasts of burden.

Ah, well, we can't all be lion tamers.

Atame millionaire a mincing baronet.

You know, I puppy train my child.

Nature tamed completely... and more bountiful than ever!

A young mare often enjoys fighting the bit, empress.

He... is grooming the horses.

Well, I like things running wild.

3.2 As to the effect of the logging on the author's herd, it is submitted that reindeer tend to avoid areas being logged or prepared for logging.

At the same time that logging proceeds, reindeer numbers have been reduced because the pastures still available cannot support the previous number of reindeer.

Your kids are easy to train.

The lion followed the trainer's commands.

We ask the General Assembly to remind recalcitrant Member States of that promise.

The high numbers of reindeer kept by the Herdsmen's Committee in their herds and the resulting adverse effects on herding lands, increase the need for additional feeding, thereby harming the reindeer husbandry.

And these immense natural forces, ruled and contained... ..will give man the energy needed to... ..run their industries, their factories

And then it became domesticated thousands of years ago.

Trainers give them tons of fish.

So, we've invented ourselves. Of all the animals that we have domesticated, the most important animal that we've domesticated has been us. Okay?

So Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer you know it?

The question was domestication good for sheep?

You'll leave for reindeers.

Here's Trude, our intrepid lion tamer.

Probably easier if you got a Rottie much easier to train.

After logging, logging waste prevents reindeer grazing and compacted snow hampers digging.