31.   The boots are so comfortable that real cowboys may be tempted to wear them in the rodeo ring.

32.   The cowboy is an American icon, and for many, a symbol for traditional values like hard work, discipline and integrity.

33.   The cowboys may be, but the president is not.

34.   The cowboys would be back at noontime.

35.   The cowboy is mesmerized.

36.   The Grant City cowboy was a hard worker, Alfred Neuberger said, and he had a big following of eager clients.

37.   The Panhandle cowboy was born in a sod house on Palo Duro Creek.

38.   The professional rodeo cowboy is the last diehard.

39.   The real cowboys were young.

40.   The saddle had come loose and started to slip, and before he knew it, the young cowboy was on the ground.