And the gloves had such generous finger pockets that the excess latex inevitably got tangled in the loops and ties of the gowns and masks or in the dressing materials and bedding of the patient.
As shown in Fig. 3, we attached ten chip antennas to a subject, where their locations were as follows; right arm, left arm, right ankle, left ankle, chest, left finger, right front pocket, left front pocket, right hip pocket, and left hip pocket.
This was one of my favorites, the tender fried eggplant forming a finger-friendly pocket around its pungent filling, nutty and creamy and herbal in a way I'd never experienced before.
On limestone, she could plug three fingers into pockets where the rest of us managed two.
The horse will come to expect treats all the time, and may nip at fingers or pockets thinking they hold treats.
He knew that they wouldn't miss his furtive wink, the middle finger in his pocket.
One man treated himself by cutting off the mangled finger with his pocket knife.
Serebrennikov's approach is also more powerful because it is in the best Russian traditions of political satire and subtle mockery of the powerful — summed up by a phrase which translates to English as "middle finger in the pocket," the rough equivalent of flipping people the bird as soon as they turn their back.
It was routine to travel with my phone in my pocket, finger over the shuffle button, skipping every song just a few seconds after it started.
I put it in my pocket, fingering it like a set of worry beads.
