Sentence examples for chaps and the from inspiring English sources

Crazy Old Larry, too, has rediscovered the joy of horse hair sticking to his chaps and the wonders a fast horse can do for your soul.

The bucking broncos and snorting bulls, the lanky cowboys in leather chaps and the vendors hawking pork rinds to spectators in the stands all suggest a setting somewhere deep in the heart of Texas.

Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland are the main owners of systems such as BACS and Chaps and the major ATM networks which smaller challenger banks must use to move their clients' money around the UK.

Its people are tough, resourceful and proud of their regional identity: men often still wear traditional ponchos, sheepskin riding chaps and the Patagonian black beret.  .

"In most cases, the commercial chaps and the BBC agreed locations each time the creation of more stations were on the cards, but when Devon and Norfolk were suggested, both parties declared a strong interest in opening a new radio station first – but who should it be?

"Rodeo," the first single from the new album, is yet another wanderlust tale about a man who can't let go of the boots and the chaps and the cowboy hats.

This film tells the tale of an eminently likeable chap and the man least likely to opt for a fly-and-flop holiday.

Either way, he was dead, though it was a long time before I was allowed to know this, because whereas Gordon had been dear old Gordon, a first-class chap and the salt of the earth even if he's a bit too fond of the bottle, he had suddenly joined the unmentionables who had lost faith.

Either way, he was dead, though it was a long time before I was allowed to know this, because whereas Gordon had been dear old Gordon, a first-class chap and the salt of the earth even if he'_s a bit too fond of the bottl_e, he had suddenly joined the unmentionables who had lost faith.

It's set to explore the tensions between his status as a posh-ish English chap, and the reality of his Turkish origins, and features a remarkably vivid portrait of his irrepressible father, an impressively macho patriarch whose rather unusual values have given Osmanoglu a lot to live up to.

It was as if Baryshnikov, at his pinnacle, had junked his leotard for leather chaps and taken up the two-step on "Dancing With the Stars".