| He hoped that he hadn't done anything too stupid, though in this desert boondocks, what sort of trouble could he have gotten into? |
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| Now Nevada City has the cultural advantages of a small city and the rural advantages of the boondocks. |
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| She quoted a price, exorbitant for the boondocks but which she guessed would be cheap for a city person. |
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| Its officers were no longer languishing in the boondocks, but were an influential part of the Washington scene. |
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| We're way out in the boondocks of Delaware, in this little place called Georgetown, one street town. |
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| These elites raised militias that freed U.S. forces from town security duties and joined garrison soldiers to hunt guerrillas in the boondocks. |
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| Chester stops for a red light, the first one we have encountered after fifteen minutes of driving, our house is so out in the boondocks. |
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| So understanding why new businesses do or don't emerge in the boondocks is essential to my career and the well-being of my family. |
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| Steve's got a really lovely house out in the middle of the Michigan boondocks. |
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| Are you sure you want to trade all this in on an acreage in the boondocks of Alabama? |
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| A rich media company buying up small stations in the boondocks might easily invest a lot of money in those stations to improve their news programs. |
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| Last year Boyd was transferred to Haynesville Correctional Center, a medium-security prison deep in the Virginia boondocks. |
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| Paco, from the boondocks of Spain, dreams of becoming a bullfighter. |
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| Last night we went to the boondocks to watch the Perseid meteor shower. |
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| But then here comes Jesus, the young upstart from the boondocks who has been raising eyebrows with his persistence and skill and surprising strategies. |
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| The cruder kinds of electoral fraud, relying on poor communications between the capital and the boondocks, are now much harder. |
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| So why aren't Messrs Cohn and Klein, good liberals both, working harder to divine that special something capable of turning the boondocks blue? |
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| In 2000, when the government declared internet access to be a human right, the web spread into the boondocks. |
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| The internet also makes it easier to find interesting work in the boondocks. |
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| It's the nature of our business to serve clients in major metro areas, small cities and towns, and sometimes even in the boondocks. |
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| The first guy landed about halfway down the mat and went sailing out into the boondocks tearing off his gear and banging up his airplane rather badly. |
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| But what about those folks in the boondocks? |
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| There may come a time when government restrictions severely limit not only access to firearms but the tools and means to repair and maintain them, or you may someday find yourself in the boondocks with a busted weapon. |
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| Not bad for a disabled blonde kid from the boondocks of Lillestrom. |
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| McGruder is the creative genius behind The Boondocks, a five-year-old comic strip that honors no sacred cows and eviscerates politicians of all stripes. |
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