Sentence examples for a buckaroo from inspiring English sources

It was, as John Ashdown brilliantly observed on the minute-by-minute report of the game, like a Buckaroo.

Nevada has the a Buckaroo Hall of Fame, and Texas the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame as well as the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum Of course, New York is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown and the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs.

Tingle added, "i am a very big fan of all JK ROWLINGS even have a buckaroo shirt with her on it called LEGENDS OF SCIENCE FICTION featuring best hugo nominated authors over time (like chuck)." We're not exactly sure what any of that means but, just like with Tingle's books, we're absolutely mesmerized.

In Washington Square last Sunday, we watched a young buckaroo, perhaps five, waving a cap pistol and holding off four of his contemporaries.

The New Yorker, July 12 , 1958P. 19 In Washington Square last Sunday, we watched a young buckaroo, perhaps five, waving a cap pistol and holding off four of his contemporaries.

You can drive for hours without seeing anybody, except maybe a lone buckaroo and his dog in a pickup.

Sundays are all-ages, so if you've got a little buckaroo looking to hear some twang, it's the ideal place to push the limits of their bedtime.

Sit back and relax and enjoy this one of kind eatery and remember that the west wasn't won on the Internet but your a lucky buckaroo to have read this review.

As a young buckaroo my favorite things to do were eating food, staying overnight at my friend's houses, and eating their food, and playing Commodore 128, staying up late, eating more food before I went to bed, and sleeping on my stomach, so my boner dug into the mattress hard and kept me awake all night.

Things went from bad (the women who were meant to reconcile vowed never to speak to each other again) to worse (the nudist homophobe went on the attack and then suggested a game of "strip Buckaroo," a variant on strip poker).

She describes his hit songs and traces his gradual fashion change, from work clothes and cheap suits to an upscale buckaroo look.