cowboying造句

• He met her in Mississippi while cowboying and rodeoing there.
• There's a surprisingly vigorous outbreak of cowboying this fall in Texas.
• This is where you find pure Texas at its throwback, cowboying best.
• And when I got out of school, I went to cowboying for a living.
• "Like art for art's sake, it was cowboying for cowboying's sake.
• "Like art for art's sake, it was cowboying for cowboying's sake.
• They seemed pleased that a new name on the monument meant rodeo cowboying was not dead yet in Bandera.
• Shortly after his birth at Electra, Wichita County, Texas, where he grew up ranching and cowboying.
• There's a lot of wannabes, but as far as cowboying, it's dying ."
• Waddie Mitchell, perhaps the best-known cowboy poet today, was still cowboying on a ranch at the time.
• He also has a series of nonfiction books about ranching and cowboying that are published by the University of North Texas Press.
• He was born on March 10, 1925 at Electra, Wichita County, Texas, where he grew up ranching and cowboying.
• One thing he learned cowboying was welding, a skill where there are gates and chutes, broken axles and fifth-wheel trailer hitches.
• Cormac McCarthy isn't concerned about modern life overtaking the grand old days of cowboying, but he is worried that it has cost us our souls.
• Whitfield's millennial achievement was to win what amounts to the heavyweight championship of cowboying in the 1900s'last edition of professional rodeo's biggest annual showdown.
• Today's art of cowboying is the same as it was 150 years ago, when cowboys in the Spanish vaquero tradition roamed mountain ranges and low-slung plains.
• To support his wife and two young boys, he quit cowboying in 1947 and hired on as a carpenter with Farnsworth & Chambers, a large building contractor with headquarters in Houston.
• Their lives and their land are as intertwined as barbed wire; their genders irrelevant even as they soften the hard-lined masculine face of cowboying in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
• And then there's the political comic strip Doonesbury, which has been ragging the CIA for two weeks for low admission standards ( slackers welcome; no brains necessary ) and cowboying around Afghanistan.