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Lasso (Noun)

A long noosed rope used to catch animals.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The cowboy expertly swung his lasso to catch the escaped calf.
She watched in awe as the rodeo rider effortlessly used a lasso to capture a wild mustang.
Lena struggled to master the art of handling a lasso during her horse-riding lessons.
The rancher carried a long lasso slung over his shoulder, waiting to snag the stray steer.
Learning to use a lasso took weeks of practice, but Jack was determined to succeed as a rancher.

Belgian composer (1532-1594).

Nouns denoting people.

Giulio Cesare was not renowned for roping in a lasso to capture the hearts of those more interested in musical composition rather than cattle.
It was difficult to imagine the renowned late Renaissance composer working with anything as rustic as a lasso.
The legacy of this master Belgian composer did not involve wrangling with a lasso between his compositions.
While they speculated about the private life of the composer, they failed to consider an affinity for wielding a lasso in his free time.
We can't really be sure whether Jacob de Wert would participate or not because a lot of that musical era witnessed master composers opting out as lasso enthusiasts.