country cousin

Most days she'd have made me feel like a country cousin.

Arts leaders say they sometimes feel like poor country cousins.

But they did grow tired of being called country cousins.

"They think we're a poor country cousin and will be good Americans forever."

But when their country cousins turn up for the holidays, where is it they want to be taken?

Indeed, I doubt if they are on speaking terms with their country cousins!

The urban bees seem to do as well or better than their country cousins.

Now, 12 hours and 5,000 miles away, I was being introduced to its ample country cousin.

He may be a country cousin, but he's a long way from stupid, Eddie thought.

What I found was the poor country cousin of the cloverleaf.

There is evidence that the commercial houses are taking notice of their country cousins.

The new urban middle class ministry increasingly left their country cousins far behind.

I was feeling more and more like the poor country cousin.

A visit from head office to the country cousins.

The young but sophisticated mistress of the house is having some fun with the country cousin.

It is generally thought that urban bees are doing better than their country cousins.

"I'm not trying to hide my country cousin roots," he said recently.

He felt humbled, embarrassed, like a country cousin come to the big city.

But even for animal lovers, city pets are usually more difficult to keep than their country cousins.

"Now I know what your people mean when they speak of feeling like a 'country cousin."

Could we city mice learn from our country cousins?

The major has some country cousins who will be there, and they are very plain folks."

Country cousins on a visit to the city were brought hither for entertainment.

We were happy to have gaslights, not oil lamps like our country cousins.

And, yes, Alabama surely did grow tired of being labeled country cousins.