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Cochise

NOUN
  1. Apache leader of the resistance to United States troops in Arizona (1812-1874)

How To Use Cochise In A Sentence

  • He had fed the animals, watered them, fussed over Sport and Cochise, and milked the cow.
  • 'Cochise' and 'Show Me How To Live' brought us back to the Audioslave days and Soundgarden finale 'Rusty Virtual Festivals
  • How Big Is Your Heart", written and recorded by record producer Jeremy "Cochise Newswise: Latest News
  • The grief is great for the Krentz family and their many friends throughout Southeast Arizona; Krentzes have been ranching in Cochise County for more than a century. Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Illegal Immigration and the Rule of Law
  • The heat is a killer in Cochise County, Arizona, with temperatures over 100 degrees. Exit Wounds: Summary and book reviews of Exit Wounds by J.A. Jance.
  • It was a toss-up, Sport decided, as to who looked more surprised, Cochise or Joe.
  • A brigadier general said the same thing in quite different words when he called Cochise “the very worst Indian on the continent.” Once They Moved Like the Wind
  • Cochise was dressed in his war garments, according to some, painted for war, and wrapped in a blanket with his name woven into it, the gift of an army colonel. Once They Moved Like the Wind
  • Joe unwrapped Cochise's reins from the hitching rail and backed the pinto out into the street, where he vaulted into the saddle.
  • No one would ever have called Cochise a “thick, heavy set” man, nor were his battle tactics those of the leader Mott described. Once They Moved Like the Wind
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