Sentence for pocket | Use pocket in a sentence

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• He put it in his pocket. (8)
• Anthony touched his pocket. (10)
• Anthony touched his pocket. (22)
• He thrust it into his pocket. (8)
• Ralph dived his hand into his pocket. (10)
• He drew a letter from his breast pocket. (9)
• He took from his pocket a little red book. (8)
• After which he transferred it to his pocket. (10)
• After which he transferred it to his pocket. (22)
• I felt for my own and found it in my pocket. (10)
• He put it into his pocket and went on working. (8)
• He slipped these three objects into his pocket. (12)
• It was but a pocket dwelling on the third floor. (8)
• He took his note case from his dress coat pocket. (8)
• Soames put the note back into his pocket and went out. (8)
• If your pride stands in the way, put it in your pocket. (8)
• Her finger felt round the last pocket, and she looked up. (8)
• Jonathan drew his hand from his pocket to thump his leg. (10)
• Jonathan drew his hand from his pocket to thump his leg. (22)
• He lightened his pocket, surveying the land as he munched. (10)
• Or was it simply that his nature had holes in every pocket? (8)
• He used to go down to his office with a pistol in his pocket. (8)
• They stuffed an inner waistcoat pocket and his trousers also. (10)
• He crammed the letter into his pocket, and sat there, appalled. (8)
• It was the merest accident the cheque-book stayed in your pocket. (8)
• Clenching his fist on the paper, George crammed it into his pocket. (8)
• His colour deepened, and he rattled some money in a trouser pocket. (8)
• At last his wife stopped crying and began trying to find her pocket. (9)
• He put his watch back into his pocket, and passed into the Board-room. (8)
• We found a letter to me in his pocket pencilled his last five minutes. (10)
• She sat down, and taking some work from her pocket, bent her head over it. (9)
• With the commission in his pocket the Marquis knew not which way to turn. (19)
• Imagine him seeing that young fellow putting her handkerchief in his pocket. (8)
• Fane kept feeling in one pocket and then slapped himself over the other pockets. (9)
• With a frown Stephen folded up the letter, and restored it to his breast pocket. (8)
• At these words Miss Cotton boldly drew off her gloves, and put them in her pocket. (9)
• She makes search in her pocket for her handkerchief, which she presses to her eyes. (9)
• He got near a thousand pounds out of my pocket the other day on that understanding. (10)
• And she put the letter back to burn what hole it liked in the pocket of her fur coat. (8)
• And he went on into the Poultry with the flat green morocco case in his breast pocket. (8)
• He pulled his handkerchief from his pocket, and waved it at the others of their party. (9)
• He took a note-book from his pocket, laid it on his knee, and began to sharpen a pencil. (9)
• He stuffed the coins into one pocket; the notes crackled as he crushed them into another. (12)
• Peering at her features in the starlight, he let her take the handkerchief from his pocket. (10)
• Braintop was still there, quietly posted, performing upon his head with a pocket hair-brush. (10)
• He had neither watch in his pocket, nor ring on his finger, nor disposable stud in his shirt. (22)
• Nor would Nature shut up her pocket and demand innumerable things of him, as civilization did. (22)
• Merthyr got him on his feet, put money in his pocket, and led him off the big stones painfully. (10)
• She had an impulse to pocket the spoon for a memento, to show it to grandchildren for a warning. (10)
• A hand, diving deep into a pocket, returned with a little silver-coated stick having a bluish end. (8)
• By the time he had stuffed them into the pocket of his coat-skirt his wife and daughter descended. (9)
• Reason has flown shrieking from the scene; Caution slumbers by the wayside with unbuttoned pocket. (7)
• Having with one dash of the pen scribbled her three lines, she slipped the letter into her pocket. (10)
• There was a soft clinking, a gathering up, a shoving, and they disappeared in his trousers pocket. (12)
• His hand, thrust deep into the pocket of his fur coat, came in contact suddenly with something cold. (8)
• The letter had fallen from the pocket of Captain Armisted; the reader quietly transferred it to his own. (1)
• And taking the little gold hoop out of her pocket, she flung it with all her might into the Square Garden. (8)
• Malloring read this letter twice, and the enclosure three times, and crammed them deep down into his pocket. (8)
• Next season the duty of protecting the person and pocket of our patrons will be a duty entrusted to new hands. (21)
• With the pressure of her chest against his own, and her eyes looking into his, Val felt both leg and pocket safe. (8)
• When taken down the body was found to have in its waistcoat pocket a duly attested codicil to the will already noted. (1)
• His eyes filled with tears, and drawing a penknife from his pocket, he began to stab it into the stuffing of his chair. (8)
• Lavender suddenly, for a journal had fallen from his pocket, and the sight of it lying there, out of his reach, excited him. (8)
• Then taking a pipe out of his pocket, which he had evidently filled before they came in, he lighted it and re-read the letter. (8)
• It needed fewer words for this than she expected, and then Clementina took a letter from her pocket, and gave it to Miss Milray. (9)
• There he turned around, and with a peering, repressed look drew from his pocket, with apparent indifference, a little revolver. (12)
• He had flown by way of Bordeaux, and first landed in America, bare-headed and barefoot, and with a single halfpenny in his pocket. (2)
• She produced from her pocket a stick of chocolate, the semblance of a soldier made of sealing-wax and worsted, and a crooked sixpence. (8)
• From the recesses of her pocket she drew forth her purse, took from it three shillings, and placed one in the very centre of each palm. (8)
• We promptly produced them, and, to our chagrin and astonishment, saw them disappear in the capacious pocket of the chief officer of the little army. (20)

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