adult western造句

• If all trends had lasting legs, we'd still be watching adult Westerns.
• Other books he can claim as his own include adult westerns and crime novels.
• Adult Western leafcutting bees are seen normally from July to August, and live around one year.
• The Longarm series is a mainstay of the " adult western " genre which arose in the 1970s.
• As originally pitched to CBS executives, this was to be an adult Western, not a grown-up Hopalong Cassidy.
• But puppets, masks and automatons have permeated adult Western theater during the 20th century as probably never before.
• But " Deadwood, " an adult western which got 11 Emmy nominations in its first season, is different.
• In 1958 Kurtzman proposed a strip to " TV Guide " parodying adult Western TV shows; its rejection particularly disappointed him.
• Like most bees, adult western leafcutting bees drink nectar, whilst Western leafcutting bee larva feed both on nectar " and " pollen.
• Recently, with his first young-adult western, LONNIE GENTRY and its successor, THE CURSE OF SKULL CANYON, he began publishing with Five Star.
• Mr . Stewart also helped invent the " adult western " in the 1950s and 1960s under the direction of Anthony Mann and John Ford.
• The project was shelved for three years, when producer Norman Macdonnell and writer John Meston discovered it while creating an adult Western series of their own.
• TV in 1957 was in the thrall of " adult Westerns, " which meant that actors had relationships with other humans as well as with their horses.
• But now, in a shift that has shocked farmers and surprised entomologists, adult western corn rootworm beetles have developed a taste for soybeans and have added soybean fields to their egg-laying destinations.
• "Maverick " was one of the so-called adult westerns, modeled on movies like " High Noon, " that replaced children's western fare like Hopalong Cassidy and " The Roy Rogers Show " in the late'50s.
• Connors also appeared alongside Aldo Ray in " Sweet Savage, " the first ever XXX-rated adult western film, in 1979 . The movie was shot on location at Apacheland Movie Ranch in Apache Junction, Arizona.
• Director Charles Haid, most familiar as an actor for his portrayal of Officer Renko on " Hill Street Blues " and the man who directed the dynamic first episode of " Murder One, " can't seem to decide whether he's making an action oater or an adult Western.
• In part because of its resistance to pitviper venom, the desert kingsnake is able to consume young diamondback rattlesnakes that are common within its range, and at the scent of " L . getula " even adult western diamondbacks edge hastily backward, shielding their heads with defensive loops.
• Western film and TV scholar Holly George-Warren has said, " With its father-son dynamic, " The Rifleman " bridged the early, innocent Westerns like " Hopalong Cassidy " and " The Gene Autry Show " with the more violent, adult Westerns such as " Gunsmoke " and " Bonanza ".