Sentence examples similar to a pocket of something from inspiring English sources
A Pocket Of Wind Resistance.
The best thing to do is to have them on you (inside a pocket or something) all of the time.
It's where we got our first glimpse of a thing called a pocket calculator; something called the compact disc.
"They're in a pocket or something.
If you've got an unreleased phone in your pocket, think of something better to do with it than hawking it – at the very least, hook a blogger up.
Like Camus's Sisyphus pushing his boulder up the hill, marriage is in the end a futility, an attempt to carve out a tiny pocket of stability, of something enduring, against the transience of the world and the unending onslaughts of time and mortality.
And we all gasped: there was a gash the size of a coat pocket and something gray and gory sticking out from inside my leg.
Things I dislike about TUMI's bag are more subjective, like its lack of more color options other than black, leather, urban camo and green, or the exclusion of an elastic pocket for something like a water bottle — arguably you could just zip the bottle in one of the front pockets.
As a result, the Army's advance has left behind pockets of resistance, something that was evident today in fierce fighting in Nasiriya, in which a number of American marines were killed and others captured.
"THIS is not a wallet," said Jeff Spiegel, tapping something metallic-sounding in a front pocket of his cargo shorts.
