Sentence examples for the hillbilly from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who is from the hills; especially from a rural area, with a connotation of a lack of refinement or sophistication.
The hillbilly heroine dresses like a man.
Here are a few possibilities: the Hillbilly Sopranos.
Sound forth; never mind the "hillbilly" stigma that can especially haunt teenagers.
Williams was called the Hillbilly Shakespeare, but that's a bit of a misnomer.
She is the hillbilly who needs to "rent her womb" — the barefoot-and-pregnant stereotype.
While Shakespeare went in for elaborate metaphor, Williams was a genius of simplicity, unafraid to load up his lyrics with tears, roses, and breaking hearts (the Hillbilly Burns? the Hillbilly Googe?).
This coming-of-age tale set in the hillbilly hinterlands of Sweden radiates the wonder and restlessness of youth.
OR IS IT the "Hillbilly Handfishin' " way of explaining that catfish have taste buds all over their bodies?
There's the hillbilly who moves to New York and ends up with a very big gambling debt.
He said that Apted wasn't afraid to take the movie's hillbilly characters and the hillbilly culture seriously.
Today, the hillbilly was dressed almost entirely in shades of white and gold, complete with a fluffy white purse and yellow-white hair.
