Sentence examples for ranching country from inspiring English sources

Like most of Uruguay, the surrounding area is ranching country.

McMurtry's first novel, Horseman, Pass By (1961; filmed as Hud, 1963), is set in the Texas ranching country.

And as a native of Glendive, in the wind-seared ranching country of eastern Montana, he talked the part.

When the story was published in 1999, it was praised for its delicate handling of homophobia in the ranching country of Wyoming.

In the heart of ranching country, vegan entreprenuers have taken to the streets with food trucks offering tempeh burritos and chicken faux-jitas.

And I do not have to tell you about the great Australian outback, which is essentially ranching country, though for sheep more than cattle.

Using a court-authorized cart, Jones shot a 12-over-par 84 at Fairway Oaks Ranch Country Club, near San Antonio.

Powell is in ranch country, where cattle outnumber people and the local two-year college has a rodeo team.

"That's a change, because this used to be rural, traditional, Western, Republican ranch country, and now it's full of second homes and growing," Carpenter said.

He recalls working on his family's Arizona ranch alongside immigrants: "In ranch country, you learn how indispensible they are to making things work in America".

Beating Mr. Baucus this time around, Republican strategists conjectured, would just be a matter of recruiting the right candidate to work the mining towns and ranch country.