cowgirls

The word cowgirls starts to form in your mouth, but it dissolves.

Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Robbins, Tom 1976

He described the so-called cowgirls as fanatical subversives violently opposed to the American way of life.

Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Robbins, Tom 1976

He calls the cowgirls liars and accuses them of always making him do their work.

The Loves of Krishna in Indian Painting and Poetry W. G. Archer 1943

As rodeos burgeoned in the next century, a number of showbiz gals like Prairie Rose Henderson got fame as "cowgirls" when they wore fancy costumes while riding a bucking horse.

Betty Fussell: Pistol-Packin' Sarah Shoots Up the Screen 2008

The Howland is featuring an exhibit of her work with cowgirls, Cowgirls: Contemporary Portraits of the American West until the end of January.

Holly Cara Price: Photojournalist Ronnie Farley Focuses the Lens on the Innate Strength of Women in Her Work Holly Cara Price 2012

What's most troubling is that the Internet has created a generation of reckless cowboys and cowgirls.

Andy Ostroy: What Young People Can Learn From UCLA Student Alexandra Wallace's Video Rant Against Asians Andy Ostroy 2011

The shows would feature “cowgirls” who did rope tricks, “cowboys” who played the guitar and sang, “scouts” who had knife throwing acts, and saloon girls who danced the can-can lifting their skirts high for the bored dads in the audience.

Lance Mannion: 2010

What's most troubling is that the Internet has created a generation of reckless cowboys and cowgirls.

Andy Ostroy: What Young People Can Learn From UCLA Student Alexandra Wallace's Video Rant Against Asians Andy Ostroy 2011

The shows would feature “cowgirls” who did rope tricks, “cowboys” who played the guitar and sang, “scouts” who had knife throwing acts, and saloon girls who danced the can-can lifting their skirts high for the bored dads in the audience.

Buffalo Bill! The thrill of my life to have invented you! 2010

Over 30 gripping portraits in black and white are on display at the gallery, all from Farley's titular book published in 1995, praised by the New York Times: "Although the subtitle suggests this tribute is purely pictorial, the accompanying narratives are as engaging as Ronnie Farley's stunning photographs; both rescue cowgirls from rhinestone-studded stereotypes and document the gritty realities of Western life."

Holly Cara Price: Photojournalist Ronnie Farley Focuses the Lens on the Innate Strength of Women in Her Work Holly Cara Price 2012