“He pantomimed throwing the lasso around the horse's neck, then whooped and made as if to wave his hat through the air.”

“She draws a long whip gently across their backs and legs to get them used to ropes and lassos as their forebears would have been.”

“Probably because it doesn't involve lassos or bucking bulls, cutting horse is watched and practiced almost exclusively by equine sports nerds.”

“After the condor landed to feed, a signal was given and the men swooped down from all sides, shouting and swinging their lassos and ponchos.”

“There is, from Early Latin onwards, a causal-final use of the preposition de with adjectives like lassus and sollicitus.”

“Lassus tried every form of music at this time, but devoted himself chiefly to musical compositions for church purposes.”

“Lassus introduced such musical terms as Allegro and Adagio into music and brought chromatic elements into musical composition.”

“But technology remained limited to the branding of animals, the burning of natural pastures, and the use of lassoes, bolas, and knives.”

“He lassoes one and we jump cut to Smith at night with a fire that has something cooking on a spit.”

“He lassoes the punk and drags him kicking and screaming into touch right in front of the main grandstand.”