Amarillo

[ am-uh-ril-oh ]

/ ˌæm əˈrɪl oʊ /

a city in NW Texas.

Example sentences from the Web for amarillo

The Smiths' 1,800-acre spread, the Sunshine Ranch, sits about 15 miles east of Amarillo.

The Texas Drought Seen Firsthand from the Eyes of Ranchers |Malcolm Jones |August 9, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
And so, to survive, she started showing up at the Amarillo Resource Center food bank, in the windswept Texas Panhandle.

The New Blue-Collar Hungry |Sasha Abramsky |November 18, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
One of my men will start for 270 Amarillo right away and keep him in sight till we come back.

Shoe-Bar Stratton |Joseph Bushnell Ames
He had played on the Amarillo High football eleven and he knew how to “tackle.”

Frances of the Ranges |Amy Bell Marlowe

For, whether the chest was recovered or not, Frances proposed to go right on in the morning to Amarillo.

Frances of the Ranges |Amy Bell Marlowe
Amarillo—yellowish, hard, plentiful, strong; lasts well in water or ground; used for pillars and girders in native houses.

Guatemala, the country of the future |Charles M. Pepper
He had seen a half-tamed steer roped and tied at an Amarillo street fair; but that was nothing like this.

Frances of the Ranges |Amy Bell Marlowe

Amarillo

/ (ˌæməˈrɪləʊ) /

an industrial city in NW Texas. Pop: 178 612 (2003 est)