Sentence examples for sticks where from inspiring English sources
They're less certain of themselves "in the sticks, where it's a bit rocker.
He's certainly in no hurry to get back to the sticks where children like that still go to school!
"In the Sticks, Where the Politics Are Less Stuck Up" (County Lines column, Oct. 31) is so true!
Campbell said that goalie interference and offside were discussed as were miscalls on high sticks where a teammate's stick catches a player and a penalty is assessed.
Banished to the sticks, where a missing snow-colored swan initially proves the only investigative distraction, he finds himself desperate for action.
Growing up, as Puig did, in the Argentinean sticks (where Hayworth wasn't just a beautiful woman but a ray of hope) or waiting out the American Depression was tough.
Most Cubans are essentially stuck where they are.
The election seems stuck where it has been for months.
In a sense, we are now stuck where women were back in the '90s.
The next school may be a hundred miles distant, so you are stuck where you are.
"We wouldn't be able to expand and we'd be stuck where we are".
