The rough-rider lazos him, puts on the bridle with its severe bit, and springs upon his back in spite of kicking and plunging.
The two lazos tightened with a twang, as though they had been guitar-strings; and in a moment the unfortunate bull was rolling with all his legs in the air, in the midst of a whirlwind of dust.
Special reverence seems to be accorded to Kwanfootse, a demi-god of war, and to the four-and-twenty gods of mercy.
The charming appearance of this island from the sea moved her, as it moves every traveller, to admiration.
The horsemen had closed upon him within fifty yards, and were winding their long lazos in the air.
Then we saw the lazos launched out, and spinning around Raoul's head, and straggling shots were fired; and we fancied at one time that our comrade sprang up in the saddle, as if he had been hit.
Could he but reach the motte or clump in safety, he knew that there were straggling trees beyond, and these would secure him in some measure from the lazos of his pursuers.
On dismounting we secured all the horses with lazos or maneos, as they might probably be inclined to stray away.
Lazos are made either of twisted or plaited hide, similar to those in use among the Gauchos.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lazos" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
