live in the stick

"There are many people who live in the sticks and have no means," he said.

It's very convenient if you live in the sticks like I do.

Online shopping has made a huge difference for people who live in the sticks.

However, termites which were living in the stick end up eating away at the entire Simpson house.

She should be back living in the sticks.

As someone that lives in the sticks, that is not a realistic statement.

And I live in the sticks.

And extolling the continuing attraction of his New York, he asked, "Who wants to live in the sticks?"

But: having a small child and living in the sticks I'm looking into upgrading from a 10yo jeep to a family car (God help me).

Its students aren't yearning to work on the collective farms because to do that they'd have to go out in the provinces and live in the sticks."

"People used to laugh at me for living in the sticks and having to take diesel trains," said Frieda Coronel, a receptionist from Holbrook.

I dont know how you managed that mate, I'm twice your age and live in the sticks and I pay £325 for my 1000cc Aprilia Tuono.

If you lived in London you had to have an 0171 number, Harriet had long decided, anything else meant you lived in the sticks, an 0181 number was as bad as not having a W in your postcode.

"It makes us feel like we live in the sticks with the cows and stuff," lamented Jeff Regmund, wearing an Atlanta Braves cap backwards, catcher style, as he watched the Braves-Phillies game Wednesday night at EJ's.

And Cuban friends would say we live donde el diablo dió los tres gritos 'where the devil gave three hoots' or simply, 'You live in the sticks' " Vive en las quimbambas !"