1. On a sandy road, he found a gaucho.

2. The gaucho slips a rug under the door, ejects the key and then recovers it by hauling the rug towards him.

3. A shepherd, a gaucho, rode past us, ahead of a sea of sheep.

4. His attempt to win southern gaucho voters by playing up family links there backfired when he got his regional expressions muddled up.

5. " The Gaucho continued: "However, I'm happy to have been chosen for the fourth consecutive year in this list of candidates.

5. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

6. The summit of the development of gaucho poetry was in the middle of 19th century.

7. An Uruguayan gaucho (a South American cattle herder) is unseated by an unbroken horse during the celebration of Creole week in Montevideo, Uruguay, April 9, 2006.

8. B. B's simply means meat prepared the Brazilian Gaucho 's way.

9. Gaucho trousers are all about the cut-off. Keep the length above the ankle but only bare a bit of the shin.

10. Gaucho systemiceffect, is a product manufactured by Bayer company in Germany and available in China markets.

11. Learn how to wear gaucho pants with tips from an image consulting firm owner in this free video on women's fashion.

12. Gaucho pants work great by showing off your curves without being skin tight.

13. I learnt about the exploited conditions under which the peons and gauchos had to live.

14. Pre-summer 2012 saw the brilliant palazzo pant still at large, but we also saw designers experiment further with the gaucho pant.

15. Then came the moment to present introduce Ronaldinho to Lula, and president Berlusconi said this about El Gaucho: "This - he said to president Lula - is Ronaldinho: the one who always scores."

16. 'My time at Juventude ended on Saturday, ' he said. 'Until now, I thought that I would continue in the Gaucho, but my agent said that it is impossible.

17. From a corner of the room, the old ecstatic gaucho - in whom Dahlmann saw a summary and cipher of the South (his South) - threw him a naked dagger, which landed at his feet.

18. Their unique way of life inspired poets' interest in the creation of the gaucho poetry, which narrates the lives and feelings of the people.

19. He ran straight into them — denim blazing with silver embroidery, serape dresses, gaucho pants with side vents of creamy silk.

20. It was not a tall order, as dreams go, but I might just as well have asked to be a Ninja warrior or a gaucho from the Argentine pampas.