Sentence examples for cowboy dance from inspiring English sources

At every get-together, why do I have to do my funny cowboy dance?

A frontiersman who looks like me is doing his funny cowboy dance.

He attributed this to performing his funny cowboy dance for friends, relatives, and people waiting for buses.

Why is a funny cowboy dance hysterical but a funny sailor dance confusing?

Fort Worth "where the West begins," in the words of Will Rogers -- delights tourists with its wood-planked stockyard and cowboy dance halls.

This summer he released his first novel, The Stench of Honolulu, which begins: "When my friend Don suggested we go on a trip to the South Seas together, and offered to pay for the whole thing, I thought, Fine, but what's in it for me?" Lincoln Michel talked to him for VICE about writing, funny grammar, and proper cowboy dance moves.  .

Men play marimbas and guitars, grandmothers and young girls sing, children in cowboy boots perform charro (cowboy) dances.

You will fall to your knees, but just for a moment, because then you and Potatoes will be whooping and hollering and doing your happy cowboy dances.

The content may be domestic, as in Copland's cowboy dances and Appalachian folk songs, Wood's agrarian idylls, John Marin's dynamic cityscapes and Charles Sheeler's Shaker-furnished interiors, but the forms and techniques are imported.

The woman inside struggles to get out of bed, while the cowboy dances.

For much of the 1960s he rambled about the West, working as a janitor, printer, cowboy and dance instructor.