The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[memento]

In size-conscious Texas, any cowboy not wearing an oversized Resistol is unfit to be seen in pubic.

[southendmd]

In size-conscious Texas, cowboys are often vying for top-dog status by the size of their hats, even if the relationship is frequently inversely related.

[Toast]

In size-conscious Texas, any cowboy not wearing a wildly oversized Resistol is unfit to be seen in pubic.

[Fran]

Alma commented to Ennis that his friend could come inside and have a cup of coffee.  "He's from Texas," Ennis replied xplanatorily.

[memento]

Round 504!!!
I've Been Way Down Yonder

[memento]

Many Texas women are good at handling large business accounts.

[Toast]

Signal Wyoming, early summer day 1964:
Jack drives through town in his truck, which rattles and sputters louder than ever. Drums his fingers on the steering wheel in time no "Faded Love" by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, which blares from his fuzzy radio. Eyes the sidewalks and dilapidated storefronts, as if looking for someone:  Ennis. 
Nothing, just a skinny kid on a bike being blown around by the wind, and two old women pulling their grocery carts. Jack parks in the dirt lot of the Farm and Ranch Employment trailer, dust and fine gravel pelting his truck's windows like hail.   [2003 screenplay]

[Fran]

Lureen stopped clicking on her adding machine long enough to tell Jack:  "You know, you been going up to Wyoming all these years.  Why can't your buddy come down here to Texas and fish?"

[memento]

In order to remain a rodeo cowboy, Jack had to hold on for dear life.

[southendmd]

The stylish Texas family expresses its flair for fashion by its choice in dining furniture:  what could possibly more say "we've arrived" than mauve dining chairs?