vaquero

Did you expect me to be something more than a poor vaquero?

A vaquero found his body only a few miles from camp.

He jumped up and tried to run, but the vaqueros quickly caught him.

Maybe he'll want to lend the state of Texas some vaqueros for a week or two.

The vaqueros of the estate, when they went on leave, spread it all over the town.

Two more vaqueros were hired to take care of the increasing stock.

The result is a generation of vaqueros with a very different work ethic.

There was always a vaquero close by as we rode in case of trouble.

"At least we could go to the police and give a description of these vaqueros," Frank thought.

There's that vaquero who's still alive, and two dead men.

He struck out eight and walked four while giving up 10 Vaqueros hits.

He lived here a year or two, preaching to whatever vaqueros would stop and listen.

We weren't supposed to drive these cattle not even a foot after the vaqueros left us.

Your vaquero says they are waiting out there now.

Later vaqueros used it move cattle between the coast and the big valley.

He did not stop until we were in the land of the Black Vaquero.

I have two vaqueros here who grew up with the Apaches.

Though clearly unhappy at the responsibility, the vaquero nodded his understanding.

It is derived from the Spanish tradition of the vaquero.

He had, he told the vaquero who spoke his language, seen nothing.

The Vaqueros also hold the record for most consecutive championships, winning five from 1971-75.

Here the vaqueros were to leave us, and here we must hold our stock until help came from the north.

The second half began with an affensive push for the Vaqueros.

These "vaqueros" were a form of early migrant workers with few possessions.

Frank and Joe were pulled into the but while the archaeologist was led off by the two vaqueros.