ranchman उदाहरण वाक्य

Just as the gentle fields around Ponder have yielded little to the past five decades, the Ranchman's menu and specialties _ big steaks and homemade pies and cobblers _ have remained unchanged as well.
"' Pierre Wibaux "'( January 12, 1858 & ndash; March 21, 1913 ) was a highly prominent cattle owner and ranchman in Montana during the turn of the 20th Century.
After the end of the Civil War, Quirke left Ireland and went to the United States, Canada and Mexico where he held a variety of different jobs including a ranchman, builders'labourer, lumberjack and cowpuncher.
For those who shy away from the red meat, Ranchman's also serves a grilled chicken breast ( $ 6.95 with fries and salad ) and a cured ham steak ( $ 7.95 with fries ).
According to an obituary, printed in the " New York Times " on August 2, 1970, John G . F . Speiden ( " Arizona Ranchman " ) died the previous Thursday, July 30, 1970.

The hot spot in town is the Ranchman Cafe, a 53-year-old landmark that serves up steaks, the real kind and the chicken-fried kind, along with real potatoes and fresh-made corn bread with real butter.
The 47-year-old Ranchman's well-prepared food is only part of the time-travel package, which begins with the rolling scenery on the rural Texas two-lane one must drive on the last leg of the trip to this tiny outpost southwest of Denton.
It contains only one species, " "'Platyprepia virginalis " "', "'Ranchman's tiger moth "', which is found in western North America, ranging from southern Monterrey Bay in California across Nevada and southern Utah to Colorado and north to southern British Columbia.
North Texas spots featured include Fort Worth's Radisson Plaza Hotel; A Scoop in Time, Grapevine; Glen Rose's Inn on the River and Two Grannies; Dallas'Mansion on Turtle Creek and Melrose and Adolphus hotels; the Merry Heart Tearoom, the Nutt House Restaurant and the Nutshell Eatery & Bakery in Granbury; and Ponder's Ranchman's Cafe.
Oscar Wilde's " The Picture of Dorian Gray, " the first book ever issued by the Modern Library back in 1917, will also be issued in paperback, as will Volume 1 of the Moncrieff / Kilmartin translation of " Swann's Way, " and a single book including two volumes Teddy Roosevelt wrote before he became president : " Hunting Trips of a Ranchman " and " The Wilderness Hunter ."