Sentence examples for To pouch from inspiring English sources
noun
A small bag usually closed with a drawstring.
Pikachu flopped onto his belly, exhausted, but smiling from pouch to pouch.
Arguably, Strauss might have had a fourth slip to pouch it, given Ponting had already edged Tremlett.
Updated at 4.18am GMT 4.16am GMT Wicket!! Sharma c Treadwell b Bresnan 4 Lured him into a drive, caught a thick outside edge and Treadwell dived across to his right to pouch it at second slip.
It led pretty soon to James Taylor taking two spellbinding catches at short-leg, first by staying low to pouch Hashim Amla and then by flinging himself to his right to remove Dane Vilas.
7.04pm GMT 15th over: West Indies 115-3 (Samuels 37, Russell 1) Bopara's final over is fruitful, and brings him his second wicket, as Simmons thumps him down the ground but can't quite find the timing or power to clear the ropes, and Lumb trots across to pouch the catch.
Ali Martin The 36-year-old Daniel Vettori was rightly tossed one of those orange catch-a-million T-shirts after leaping to pouch a breathtaking one-handed effort to remove Marlon Samuels on the boundary rope in New Zealand's quarter-final disposal of West Indies in Wellington.
Because the samples were combined, the study design did not permit examination of pouch-to-pouch variation during the day.
The hoses attach to pouches at each other's underarms and crotches.
"Millennials are interested in convenience and availability, and some areas like soup and baby foods have been moving to pouches," said Mr. Steigelman, in Chicago.
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