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leash

[leesh] / liʃ /




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It’s a leash — and everyone holding it just realized they’re on the wrong end.

From MarketWatch

But the triumph also ensured Sinner kept Alcaraz on a leash.

From BBC

Naomi, held on a leash by student Trinity Astilla, was the picture of lithe, feline elegance as she slunk around a dusty enclosure, briefly hopping atop her crate — but not into it.

From Los Angeles Times

That gives YouTube a longer leash to hold out for contract terms it finds acceptable.

From Los Angeles Times

At his longtime home studio Paramount, the “Yellowstone” creator was given a long leash to make his shows the way he wanted.

From The Wall Street Journal