Peets gives this saddle-tinted longhorn a 4-bit piece, an' he tells this yarn.
The sign over the largest read, "The Longhorn Palace.
In spite of the fact that Blacksnake was a swaggering, abusive-mouthed fellow, the sympathies of the Longhorn loafers seemed to be with him.
The hangers-on in the Longhorn seemed to be of one type and resembled professional gunmen more than they did cattlemen.
Both were older men, typical cow-punchers, rough and ready, and yet hardly of the same type of the men The Kid had noticed in the Longhorn Saloon in Skull.
I'll have a big roundup and dispose of every Longhorn I own.
A touch of her spurs sent Silvertail leaping after a rangyLonghorn at the very head of the herd.
His breed of cattle has completely disappeared, unless traces survive in the lately resuscitated longhorn breed, but his principles are still acted upon, viz.
Why,' says Cherokee, 'it's every time that old longhorn as comes in from Tucson back some two weeks ago.
I always work for wages, my pay I get in gold; I am bound to follow the longhorn steer until I am too old.
I can rope and throw the longhorn of the wildest Texas brand, And in Indian disagreements I can play a leading hand, But at last I got my master and he surely made me squeal When the boys got me a-straddle of that gol-darned wheel.
History of the Longhorn breed, psychology of stampedes; days of maverickers and mavericks; stories of individual lead steers and outlaws of the range; stories about rawhide and many other related subjects.
Leigh, from The Western Pony Longhorn by Tom Lea, from The Longhorns by J.
In 1907 there were twenty-two Longhorn herds containing about four hundred registered cattle located mainly in the English midlands and Man.
There was not a longhorn among them; there has not been a longhorn on the range for many years.
Having picked one out he kicked a longhorn skull away from its vicinity, threw the saddle down at its edge, and lined the grassy interior with his slicker.
But Mrs. Longhorn has them as well as he and is quite able to take care of herself.
As she straightened up and turned to go, she beheld a Texas steer of the longhorn variety only a short distance away.
A Texas longhorn of the old school was enough to move anybody,--better calculated to do so than either the elk or deer.
Among the longhorn beetles, the prothorax scrapes over a median file on the mid-dorsal aspect of the mesothorax.
The Cerambycidae, or longhorn beetles, are recognizable by their slender, elongate feelers, which are never clubbed and rarely serrate.
But I wish I could get out my smokin' what's in my hip pocket, without Longhorn gamblin' on th' move.
Red Connors stuck his head through a small window: "Hey, if Longhorn shows up, give him my compliments.
You know where Longhorn an' his bunch are holdin' out on th' Tortilla?
Looking from Cassidy to Longhorn and back again, he opened his mouth once more.
The idea of Brazo and Longhorn tolerating any rival or any company when courting struck him as ludicrous.
The Longhorn cattle in their native home were "suddenly swept away as if by some murderous pestilence," by the introduction of Shorthorns.
This fine American Cheddar was named from its resemblance to the long horn of a popular milking breed of cattle, or just from the Longhorn breed of cow that furnished the makings.
Mostly they treat of honest, natural cheeses: the making, keeping and enjoying of authenticLonghorn Cheddars, short Bricks and naturalized Limburgers.
This shortening of the legs is still more marked in the larvae of the Longhorn Beetles (Cerambycidae) burrowing in the wood of trees or felled trunks; here the legs are reduced to small vestiges.
Anybody could see that the calves were part longhorn and part Hereford!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "longhorn" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
