too many cowboys in a sentence

1. You got too many cowboys out there who want notches on their belts,
2. The Ex reissued " Too Many Cowboys " on a single CD in 1993.
3. I have too many cowboy friends to say such a thing, but Dalva was up to it.
4. The same week, owner Sammy Andrews retired Bodacious because the high-jumping beast had injured too many cowboys.
5. "You got too many cowboys out there who want notches on their belts, " he said.
6. It's difficult to find too many cowboys in a sentence.
7. Andrews is the owner of Bodacious, a bull that he retired last year because the high-jumping beast hurt too many cowboys.
8. Andrews also owns Bodacious, a two-time PRCA bucking bull of the year who was retired in 1995 after injuring too many cowboys.
9. There's not too many cowboys here, " said Diane Baedeker Petit, spokeswoman for the Massachusetts Department of Food and Agriculture.
10. The worldwide ignominy of having too many cowboy imposters in too-tight designer jeans caused the Texas economy to end up on the seat of its Wranglers.
11. Bodacious, the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association's top bucking bull last year, which was retired because he bucked off and injured too many cowboys, is now a breeding bull.
12. Not that the Cowboys didn't make a mark that will have reverberations on the Mainland-- represented by 10 players and the coaching staff, there were too many Cowboys not to notice.
13. But Bodacious'reign ended last weekend at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, when Andrews retired the stalwart, off-white bull because the 2, 000-pounder sent too many cowboys to the emergency room.
14. Recorded partly live and partly in the studio, " Too Many Cowboys " was the first of the Ex's records to be issued simultaneously in more than one country on both the band's own Ex Records in the Netherlands, by Ron Johnson Records in England, by Mordam Records in the United States, and by Di-Di Records in Greece.