Longhorns

Perhaps a scientist would not have used the word "longhorns" in a passing reference to cattle in Texas ” they are Herefords, Ms. Thomas corrects me ” or written about "howling" lions. ❋ Bonner, Raymond (1994)

I mean they will not be able to past the test. hell not sure they be able to pass a test to get into collages even UT or is it TU longhorns. ❋ Unknown (2010)

While show host Ryan Seacrest tries out a few puns: It's the third time we're saddling up to take a ride ... waiting to take the bull by the longhorns were 7,500 hopefuls. ❋ Lisa De Moraes (2011)

More likely, their seeds rode north on the flanks of longhorns during endless cattle drives. ❋ Laura Bush (2010)

She relates tales of the Spanish explorers who landed here in the early 1500s, carrying the cattle that would become longhorns, and the missionaries who would attempt to create New Spain in the American Southwest. ❋ Molly O’Neill (2010)

Eventually we passed oil derricks and herds of longhorns in the wooded pastures. ❋ Wendy Toliver (2010)

Mesmerized, I followed brown-hide longhorns into the abattoir, where the walls were splattered with blood and the steers 'hacked-off hooves were stacked and sold as a culinary delicacy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

So much for moon-gazing at ghost longhorns in the sky. ❋ Carole Nelson Douglas (2010)

Its hard-plastic interior and no-nonsense finishing are made to be hosed out after a long day in the dust, rounding up those longhorns. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Also along for the sunset ride: a set of mechanically-bobbing longhorns and a giant new tattoo. ❋ Scott Galupo (2010)

Between 1866 to 1890, nearly 10 million longhorns were herded up to New Mexico, Colorado, and the Midwest. ❋ Molly O’Neill (2010)

Ugandan capital of Kampala, for example, I followed brown-hide longhorns into the abattoir, where the walls were splattered with blood and the steers 'hacked-off hooves were stacked and sold as a culinary delicacy. ❋ Unknown (2010)

You don't see Holstein cows lazily lying on the lawn waiting to be milked or a herd of Texas longhorns fighting through traffic (or migrating along decommissioned subway tunnels or stampeding on a re-redesigned High Line) on its way to an abattoir amidst haute condominiums in the Meat Packing District. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Also along for the sunset ride: a set of mechanically bobbing longhorns and a giant new tattoo. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Yes, they have been feckless and tone-deaf in the past, and now look like stalkers trying to make people love them with desperation moves such as Ford breaking the “Taurus” name out of mothballs, or Chrysler steering a herd of cattle through downtown Detroit for an auto show some of the longhorns started humping each other in front of reporters, giving new meaning to the “Dodge Ram,” which they were intended to advertise. ❋ MATT LABASH (2010)