Pockets in a sentence

It has all of the pockets and pull cords you’d expect from such a piece of outerwear, including chest pockets, handwarmer pockets, a lift-pass pocket on the sleeve and two roomy mesh dump pockets inside for goggles, snacks and spares.

Pocket billiards tables of all types normally have six pockets, three on each side (four corner pockets, and two side or middle pockets).

In many pockets such as Eral and Srivaikuntam in Thootukudi district, the doctors and para-medical teams treated people in pockets that were inaccessible.

That's a transfer of wealth out of the pockets of taxpayers' and directly into the pockets of wealthy overseas bank shareholders.

This pair has a thin elastic waistband with a drawcord, slash front pockets and back patch pockets, and it comes in seven gorgeous colors—all in coastal California tones that look equally stylish for beach parties, lunch dates or running errands.

In addition to the large pockets and more covet lateral kangaroo pockets, there's even one sized to fit a smartphone and one for your pencil.

The effect of deregulation is to pick the pockets of the many to stuff the pockets of the few.

The abundance of pockets allows for commuting across town with a wide range of gadgets in their own separate pockets.

Along with having pockets in most of the clothing, Siggi is environmentally sustainable, has children’s clothing (with pockets), is local and has pieces that can be worn as unisex.

Just imagine how much ‘good’ all this money could do for the conservation of African rhino, if only it was released into the pockets of legitimate rhino owners, instead of lining the pockets of criminals!

Smith says the pockets sit on the hips where people would naturally place their hands in pockets.

Insulating plastic foams of all types generally contain closed air pockets, and are generally not recommended for use in a microwave, as the air pockets explode and the foam (which can be toxic if consumed) may melt.

The inner pockets of the pleats are lined with choanocytes, which connect to the outer pockets of the pleats by ostia.

After the cops emptied my pockets, took my name and called it in to see if I had any warrants, they let me go and told me I was stupid for living around so many n**gers.

All you people in Government are concerned are to fill your and your cronies pockets and fly all over the planet 1st class.

Although that's going to put more money in the pockets of some employees, it'll certainly only make what you pay more expensive.

And for the quarter in particular, were there any pockets where utilizations were higher or lower than your expectations and impact on your business, various business lines?

And look, my son’s only five years old so he’s not gonna be lining his pockets with money from foreign governments.

An estimated £200m a year will go back into the pockets of staff by retaining tips that would have otherwise been deducted, according to the Government.

A new report has found Apple’s app ecosystem generated $1.1trn in total billings and sales last year, more than 90pc of which was commission-free and went directly into developers’ pockets.