Sentence examples for rodeo I from inspiring English sources
I've never been to a rodeo, I don't own cowboy boots, and I don't have a ranch".
Turning onto Rodeo, I was instantly drawn into the Martin Lawrence gallery, displaying Picasso's Vollard Suite, with its whimsical etchings of artists' studios and mythological creatures.
That burning question apart, the rest of the season looks fairly tame: a celebration of the 70th anniversary of "Rodeo" (I suppose we must); Mark Morris's "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" (enjoyable); a revival of José Limón's "Moor's Pavane" (worthy); Tudor's "Leaves Are Fading" (depends on the cast); Twyla Tharp's "In the Upper Room" (dependably exhilarating).
The rest of the season includes a celebration of the 70th anniversary of "Rodeo" (I suppose we must); Mark Morris's "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" (enjoyable); a revival of José Limón's "Moor's Pavane" (worthy); Tudor's "Leaves Are Fading" (depends on the cast); Twyla Tharp's "In the Upper Room" (dependably exhilarating).
Here's another bit from "Hitch-22, a chilling moment when he found himself alone in a remote and very scary town in Afghanistan, in a goons' rodeo duel between two local homicidal potentates (the journalistic euphemism for this type is "warlord"; the image of the goons' rodeo I have annexed from Saul Bellow).
Here's another bit from "Hitch-22, ****a chilling moment when he found himself alone in a remote and very scary town in Afghanistan, in a goons' rodeo duel between two local homicidal potentates (the journalistic euphemism for this type is "warlord"; the image of the goons' rodeo I have annexed from Saul Bellow).
"I was involved in the parade and the junior rodeo, and I thought 'now that I'm older I'll give Beef Week Queen a crack.'" She was born and raised in Casino, and until recently her ambition was to manage a cattle feedlot.
It wasn't my first time at the painful urination rodeo, so I suspected that I'd been slapped with a common-or-garden variety urinary tract infection.
The day I talked to the Rodeo Queen, I drove out to the neighborhood where Tonya Harding and Jeff Gillooly used to live, and where Tonya still lives.
The "rodeo," as I call it, is what I believe is the best part of my skill set -- making it work when things are not going according to plan.
I've always loved the rodeo, but I lack the suppleness in the vertebrae that falling off a bronco or a barstool might require.
