Sentence examples for carried pocket from inspiring English sources

Gentlemen carried pocket watches — that is, once they had waistcoat pockets, which arrived in 1666, when, by royal proclamation, Charles II introduced the waistcoat to his subjects.

The hearing attracted a group of Bundy supporters, some of whom carried pocket constitutions and wore shirts honoring Finicum, along with curious observers who said they had closely followed the news.

It was likely a small Swiss Army-style knife, said Tsargirl, who feels certain about this detail because they had joked about it once, how silly it was that they both carried pocket knives on them for defence.

It was likely a small Swiss Army-style knife, said Tsargirl, who feels certain about this detail because they had joked about it once, how silly it was that they both carried pocket knives on them for defense.

Passengers were no longer to carry pocket knives.

Correction: This post originally stated that the TSA now allows passengers to carry pocket knives on planes.

In his book, Mr. Pauk advises undergraduates to carry pocket work so that they can read an article or memorize vocabulary for Spanish class while waiting at the doctor's office or the airport.

If its phones started to carry Pocket Life as a default application, it could easily overwhelm its competitors in many regions.

Nurses working in intensive care and BMT units all carry pocket cards that give dosing suggestions for commonly used medications in their care areas.

Those carrying pocket-sized versions of the constitution are strict constructionists.

Surface textures of very small scale are able to carry pockets of lubricant into heavily loaded contacts, leading to reductions in friction and wear.