lasso
riata , auch: reata
lariat AmE

He is known in the area for his skill with the lasso.

From the outside looking in, Lasso 8 looks just like its predecessors.

The men then stand on the beach ready to throw their lasso.

She tried to reach for it, but the lasso prevented her.

So far as we know, none of them wielded a lasso.

I remember taking off my tie and swinging it like a lasso.

I sat in my chair and stared at the lasso around her neck.

He slowly whirled this above his head like a lasso.

She was able to combine the energy with her lasso to enhance its ability.

John is handy with a lasso and he has dirty hair, as does everyone in the game.

He reached into his pocket and took out the rope lasso again.

Collectively, the three partners have over 20 years experience working on the Lasso product line.

If the Lassos plan to vote for the left, many others in financial trouble are turning to the conservatives.

I've been practicing with a lasso in my spare time, sir.

As the antithesis of reason and logic he was able to break the lasso.

It went through lassos as if they were cheese, using this."

But other aspects of Lasso were offered as well.

There was never a Lasso 4 release; the version number skipped from 3 to 5.

This should be equivalent to the Lasso regression in statistics community.

In season one the lasso had the power to compel those bound to tell the truth.

"Changing things there is a bit like catching an elephant with a lasso," he said.

Each lasso throw to catch and brand a cow was never the same.

He and Chad returned to the stream, carrying their lassos.

Fin came running with the lasso in his hand.

He picked up the stick end of the lasso.

Joseph tied a new knot in the riata string on his saddle.

"Did you have a riata with you that night?

He picked up the riata and examined it.

Joseph untied his riata and roped the skinny legs together.

This is the first report of Dál Riata since around 741.

And what became of the riata?

But Willie couldn't stand it, and he hanged himself from a tree limb with a riata that night.

Joseph heard a little struggle behind him where the calf tried to loosen its legs from the riata loops.

It is based on the novel Riata by Samuel Fuller.

The film began as a project written and directed by Sam Fuller, Riata.

A final campaign in 741 saw the Dál Riata again defeated.

Her father is the chairman of the Riata Oil Company in Dallas.

Pablo released Helen's hands for one brief second to cut off a length of rope from the riata on his saddle.

In 1927 he released another book, Riata and Spurs, a composite of his first two autobiographies.

With this Dál Riata disappears from the record for a generation.

"Then another voice in that group pronounced firmly the words, 'Bring the riata here.'

The Apache examined the riata minutely, passing it through his hands, and at the same time walking toward the horse slowly.

The fate of Scottish Dál Riata is no more certain.

"Why then were you seen to have a riata * [A looped rope.

It is thought that he was a king, or sub-king, in Dál Riata.

The first person is a presumed king of Dál Riata in the late 730s.

This would make the settlement roughly contemporary with what was then Dál Riata.

The Riata house and exteriors for Giant were at Marfa.

For more information see Dál Riata.

The modern human landscape of Dál Riata differs a great deal from that of the first millennium.

He had seen a man jerked into space by a lariat.

The length of the lariat varied from 60 to more than 100 feet.

Ray came in first, holding a shotgun and a lariat.

"The fellow must be great with a lariat," said Joe.

Soon they too were begging for a chance to toss the lariat.

This was historically so that they could hold a lariat or other needed tool in their right hand.

In general, they are linear, although lariat structures have been observed.

It passed me like a little lariat of light.

He was known as an expert with the lariat.

In a few minutes he overpowered Joe and tied him up with the lariat.

It was a lariat made of a clothesline, tossed in through the window from outside.

At a public ceremony, the Mayor introduced him as the city's "poet lariat."

But they neglected to remove the lariats used to rope some of the horses.

He was leading a prisoner, bound with his lariat.

Live Wire has an electrified cable that he uses as a lariat.

Within the realm of the assassins, the technique was known as the "lariat."

Not fat doughnuts but long skinny ones that twisted around like lariats.

I unwound the lariat, and fastened one end of it to the limb.

If the lariat missed its mark, Quinn would have no time to tighten the loop and start over.

This move is often confused with a lariat.

The wrestler can also hold the opponent's head up before performing the lariat with his other arm.

Bess shouted, and reached for the lariat coiled near the door.

The sergeant could use a lariat as well as an assault rifle!

He even looked like he belonged there: big shoulders, with a lariat for an arm.

There was a lariat around its neck now held by the grinning wrangler, Perkins.