Examples of 'here in the sticks' in a sentence
Meaning of "here in the sticks"
here in the sticks: This colloquial expression is used to describe a remote, rural, or isolated location, often with a connotation of simplicity, traditional values, or a lack of urban amenities
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here in the sticks
No locked doors here in the sticks.
Are just absolutely three-deep in people, All the roads, even out here in the sticks.
Even out here in the sticks.
It happens to us all the time being out here in the sticks.
Being out here in the sticks.
But still he chose to become a doctor out here in the sticks.
You think I like being out here in the sticks with a gun under my pillow?
At least you can not do much harm out here in the sticks.
You are buried here in the sticks.
Well, for enough money, anything can be done quickly even out here in the sticks.
It 's pretty quiet out here in the sticks.
I guess you are not in the new technology out here in the sticks.
Oh, you're buried here in the sticks.
I do not know why you chose to spend your summer out here in the sticks.
No one will notice way out here in the sticks.
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I know we have oatmeal, but no Yorkshire Gold out here in the sticks.
Not easy being a teenager out here in the sticks.
Uh, I guess you're not in the new technology out here in the sticks.
Or maybe you and I can just camp out here in the sticks forever.
Luckily, pay phones are still a thing out here in the sticks.
That's why you're stuck here in the sticks.
Yep . Happens to us all the time being out here in the sticks.
Well, that is good to hear. Even out here in the sticks.
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