Sentence examples for rodeo from inspiring English sources
verb
To perform in a rodeo show.
"There are no laws prohibiting it and the permitting is pretty much the same as for a rodeo," said Dickens.
At MGM, she played the loyal wife of disillusioned cop Barry Sullivan in the chase thriller Cry of the Hunted (1953), but did little more than look pretty in the western Escape from Fort Bravo and the rodeo drama Arena (both 1953).
During the summit, Guardian Cities will be chairing the Shared City workshop on Tuesday 17 June, which – considering the current controversy surrounding Uber and Airbnb – ought to be a good ol' rodeo.
After all, who doesn't enjoy a goat rodeo?
Some establishment party figures have blamed the event for prematurely narrowing the field and forcing candidates to compete in what top GOP strategist David Kochel (now slated to be Jeb Bush's national campaign manager) once called "a goat rodeo".
While working as a rodeo rider in 1998, he learns of the American embassy bombings and immediately volunteers for the SEALs.
His mother had first taught him piano when he preferred to be a rodeo-roper; her rippling playing of Chopin round the house he remembered in a piece called "Thank You".
His goofy, rodeo-dancing "Gangnam Style" clip was viewed more than 805m times, surpassing Justin Bieber's "Baby".
One interesting discovery from this book is that cowboy poetry is not necessarily crude and sentimental balladeering.Take Paul Zarzyski, the self-proclaimed "Polish-Hobo-Rodeo-Poet of Flat Crick, Montana", for example.
These are well marked, but still sufficiently rustic to allow you to forget the "Rodeo Drive on a hill" that is the increasingly Americanised Positano or the rarefied "Glyndbourne interval picnic" aura of Ravello.
Shop tactics Stars who want to be seen to be shopping head for Rodeo Drive, LA's blingiest boulevard.
