Bush, who visited his Crawford, Texas, ranch 77 times during his eight years in office, lashed out at legislators in April 2007.
He does not remember exactly when they first moved onto the ranch.
In which case, why did Eliza, as Baroni and other friends say, agree to visit Bruno at his ranch in another state?
He was a Democratic freshman state rep, straight off the ranch in Haskell, Texas.
Before leaving the ranch, Charlie had given them instructions.
I feel that this ranch is uncanny, and things are not as they should be.
Her husband was starting a ranch and I caught him stealing water.
Briarwood began to be a different sort of place for the ranch girl.
After announcing that he would land on his New Mexico ranch, he did just that.
Only when they were fairly down on the floor of the valley did they see the ranch houses.
1808, "country house," from American Spanish rancho "small farm, group of farm huts," from Spanish rancho "mess-room," originally, "group of people who eat together," from ranchear "to lodge or station," from Old French ranger "install in position," from rang "row, line" (see rank (n.)).
Sense of "large stock-farm and herding establishment" is from 1831. Of houses, "single-story, split-level" (adj.) from 1950; as a noun from 1960. Ranch-house attested from 1862.
1866, from ranch (n.). Related: Ranched; ranching.
1866, from ranch (n.). Related: Ranched; ranching.
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