lariats

The lariats were a great help, and if Will had not hung on to them so hard his horses would have fallen.

The Great Sioux Trail A Story of Mountain and Plain 1890

California fashion, that is to say, they coiled their "lariats," and rode slowly up to the brute, who stood his ground, only edging up until his flank nearly rested against the tree, a stout sapling some four inches in diameter.

Woman on the American Frontier William Worthington Fowler

And on Wednesday, at an "unpacking party," volunteers began pulling hundreds of items out of shipping boxes: snowmen and angels, stars and wreaths, made from sagebrush, lariats, plastic sacks and crushed cans.

It'll Be a Sad Christmas if Wyoming Can't Rustle Up Some Ornaments Leslie Eaton 2010

They chitter, chatter and chirrup, twitching their tails as if they were furry lariats.

In the urban game park, nut-gatherers rule 2011

C&A's aliens have no death beams or ray guns, but use weird hi-tech lariats and sharp claws as weapons while dabbling in the ho-hum anal probing of human captives all aliens seem so fixated on.

Michael Jones: Cowboys and Aliens Michael Jones 2011

C&A's aliens have no death beams or ray guns, but use weird hi-tech lariats and sharp claws as weapons while dabbling in the ho-hum anal probing of human captives all aliens seem so fixated on.

Michael Jones: Cowboys and Aliens Michael Jones 2011

They knotted the two lariats together, so that they had over a hundred feet of rope between them; and then each boy tied an end to his waist.

DUTCH COURAGE 2010

C&A's aliens have no death beams or ray guns, but use weird hi-tech lariats and sharp claws as weapons while dabbling in the ho-hum anal probing of human captives all aliens seem so fixated on.

Michael Jones: Cowboys and Aliens Michael Jones 2011

His accent was redolent of sagebrush, dogies and lariats, which may have been why Mrs. Bigelow talked over him when company was present.

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Ezra had a cot for Emaline in a room where he kept a gathering of old saddles, blankets, bridles, lariats, spurs, halters and harnesses, hackamores and martingales, short-handled quirts, a pair of the long black bullwhips they had used when he and Eli were freighting with ox teams in South Dakota with their father, Eb Paint.

Come Again No More Jack Todd 2010