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Meanings of bronchos in English
Russian
кливленд индианс Portuguese
cleveland indians Catalan
cleveland indians Spanish
cleveland indians 
Baseball team and Major League Baseball franchise in Cleveland, Ohio.
Negro League Baseball team active from 1907-1909; record: 10-9-1 (.526); Western Independent Clubs and Negro Championship of the South; Electric Park, San Antonio, TX.
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Examples for "indians"
Examples for "indians"
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Aims: To develop risk prediction models of future diabetes in Mauritian Indians.
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Well, the Indians thought the same thing was true of the sea.
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Indians returning from Yemen said the situation, especially in Aden, was grave.
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The Indians are doing it their way; it's not the American way.
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He wanted to thank the Indians, but he didn't know their words.
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Power naps of 30 minutes or less are OK during the day.
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Refining the book would help her pass the long watches, between cool-naps.
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They'll be too busy takin' cat naps and fallin' outta their chairs.
4
Kathlyn succeeded in stealing from the god of sleep only cat naps.
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The babies seemed of nervous temperament, sleeping in short naps and lightly.
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RHP Vance Worley will get another start Sunday against the Cleveland Indians.
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What happened next was a triumph of the Cleveland Indians organizational intellect.
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Representatives for the Cleveland Indians and SportsTime Ohio could not be located.
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The Cubs will take on the Cleveland Indians in the best-of-seven series.
5
Frank Robinson relaxes in his Cleveland Indians uniform in this undated photo.
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Then the Cleveland Naps-after Napoleon Lajoie.
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Savage life is essentially group-life; the individual is nothing, the tribe everything.
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At last we fell in with the main body of the tribe.
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Investigators also released images of tools and objects used by the tribe.
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Outside the court, Sarandon and other celebrities showed support for the tribe.
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Today, most of the tribe's 600 members are scattered around southern Louisiana.
Usage of bronchos in English
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There, stretched out in the long grass lay bronchos and burros.
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He rode it as he had ridden unbroken bronchos in his far-away boyhood.
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Five paces farther, he found both the bronchos nosing consolingly round the mule.
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Happens I know that a bunch of bronchos are loose over this way.
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But it won't hurt to show those bronchos the range of your rifle.
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When I was bustin' bronchos I liked 'em to be bad.
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He led the little pack mule; and the bronchos followed.
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The bronchos have us headed off from the other tanks.
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The old man hurtled to the heads of the shivering bronchos, gripping both bridles.
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Her husband grunted savagely and cut sharply at the bronchos.
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Then they wheeled their bronchos and headed for the ranch.
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And he led the way to where four bronchos stood tied to a railing.
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We shall have to ride some of the bronchos when we are on duty.
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Marry, me children, but y'r bronchos are bog-spavined and spring-halted.
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Those bronchos are nosing a bit too close, I'm thinkin'!
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There were thirteen in the posse-fatalnumber-mountedon sturdy bronchos and armed to the teeth.
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