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• My own view is that New York City is untamable,
• Monique Meunier led the Choleric variation like a fierce, untamable spirit.
• Harpies are utterly untamable by the Beastmasters, and thus are somewhat unreliable.
• The Ottomans seemed to agree, Chokmanovo translates as  the untamable people.
• He was the Wild West untamed and untamable, but with the class of Yankee pinstripes.
• Cyberspace is the Wild West of the 90s, untamed and, for now, untamable.
• And in a flash, the untamable hair is tamed ( temporarily ) by a floppy hat.
• On Bluebeard's arrival he discovers his wife's untamable curiosity and violently shakes her.
• Alford admits that an appetite for flatbread may be secondary to the couple's apparently untamable wanderlust.
• Essentially, Bowden diagnoses modern culture as being misguidedly fixated on ordering what is ultimately untamable : life.
• The counts established strongholds in the region, which was the frontier against the lands of the untamable Frisians.
• The Jhutti surname derives from the act of capturing an untamable animal pre India, in this case a horse.
• And the actors'scenes together are simultaneously abrasive and oddly gentle : two untamable people trying to stabilize each other.
• Since Italy's Mount Vesuvius destroyed Pompeii in 79 AD, people have been fascinated by the untamable force of volcanoes.
• These are all Morris's people : an untamable menagerie of the fast, the cheap, and the out of control.
• When Charlie asks Betty and company if they want to ride a horse, Sparky insists on riding the untamable horse, Thunderbolt.
• Planet 7 is a brutally hostile, untamable jungle world of carnivorous plants and animals embattled in a constant struggle between life and death.
• Drought, long-term climatic changes and poor farming techniques are turning vast regions of the Sahel into untamable sand, particularly in Mauritania.
• Friel's main task is to ooze the effortless sensuality of the untamable animal that the realist _ or sexist _ Wedekind wanted Lulu to be.
• But Africans have traditionally steered clear of their elephants, a bigger, more skittish breed that kills people every year and is widely believed to be untamable.