Tethered rhinoceros with caged deer in the background.

When the generator is on the ground, then the tethered aircraft need not carry the generator mass or have a conductive tether.

And I called it the Muttering Hat, because it emitted these muttering noises that were kind of tethered to you, but you could detach them and share them with somebody else.

For it showed that the developed world, at least, was on track to solving the economic problem the problem of scarcity that kept mankind tethered to a burdensome life of toil.

In a study published in January, the economists Claude Erb and Campbell Harvey consider several possible models of gold s fundamental price, and find that gold is at best only loosely tethered to any of them.

The financial crisis and deepening recession have created many challenges. The euro zone s less competitive economies are tethered to monetary policy (interest rates) set by the ECB, but pursue diverse approaches to bank bailouts and fiscal stimulus.

And those who didn't die lived often very tethered to the ground, could not experience pleasure, could not trust, because when you're vigilant, worried, anxious, and insecure, you can't lift your head to go and take off in space and be playful and safe and imaginative.