He rides like those latter-day centaurs-theAustralian ranger and the American cowboy.

Under cover of nightfall, the crazyheart American Cowboy emerge from his lair.

They were now absolutely nonplussed by the singular character of American cowboys.

He could ride like a Cossack or like an American cowboy.

Out of one of the buildings burst a band of American cowboys and others.

The American cowboy atoned for them by a quarter of a century of faithful labor.

He may have started out as an Irish cowboy, but he became an American cowboy.

It remains an all- American cowboy bar, where folks square dance to national and regional acts.

Here in front, this very first one, is an American cowboy from Texas, Frank B--.

The prince thought he was trying a bit too hard to flaunt his American cowboy bravado.

He ignored my rhetorical jab and pumped my hand like an American cowboy of some fashion.

American cowboy ballads show the same device:

The American cowboy is the most modern representative of a human industry that is second to very few in antiquity.

Originally an American cowboy expression describing a gun battle with no clear winner, the words date back to the mid-19th century.

Since the crisis began he has discarded his trademark American cowboy hat and appeared on national television in a military uniform.

And it needed but a second look, through that clear atmosphere, to disclose that the rider was not an American cowboy.