ranches (Meaning)
ranches
a farm or area devoted to a particular specialty, ranch house sense 2, to work as a rancher on, to raise on a ranch, a large farm for raising horses, beef cattle, or sheep, ranch house, a farm devoted to a specific crop or kind of animal, a place for the raising of livestock (as cattle, horses, or sheep) on range, to live or work on a ranch
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ranches Sentence Examples
- The vast ranches stretched for miles, dotted with grazing cattle and towering windmills.
- The rancher galloped through the fields on his trusty horse, overseeing his expansive ranches.
- The wildflowers painted the ranches in vibrant hues, attracting bees and hummingbirds.
- The ranch house, with its sprawling porch and inviting rocking chairs, provided a sanctuary for weary cowboys.
- The cowboys worked tirelessly on the ranches, rounding up cattle and maintaining the fences.
- The ranches echoed with the sounds of cattle lowing, birds chirping, and the occasional gunshot.
- Visitors flocked to the ranches for dude ranch experiences, immersing themselves in the cowboy lifestyle.
- The ranches were a vital part of the local economy, providing jobs and supporting agricultural businesses.
- The historical significance of the ranches was evident in the old corrals and bunkhouses that dotted the property.
- The sunset cast a golden glow over the ranches, creating a breathtaking and serene scene.
FAQs About the word ranches
a farm or area devoted to a particular specialty, ranch house sense 2, to work as a rancher on, to raise on a ranch, a large farm for raising horses, beef cattl
farms, homesteads, granges,estates, plantations, farmsteads, farmlands, manors, orchards, stations
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The vast ranches stretched for miles, dotted with grazing cattle and towering windmills.
The rancher galloped through the fields on his trusty horse, overseeing his expansive ranches.
The wildflowers painted the ranches in vibrant hues, attracting bees and hummingbirds.
The ranch house, with its sprawling porch and inviting rocking chairs, provided a sanctuary for weary cowboys.
