Sentence examples for large pocketbook from inspiring English sources

Her coat was thin cloth, he saw, and she wore gloves and carried a large pocketbook.

My biggest issue is that TweetDeck, or any other clients that adopt a similar model, could show favoritism to services that are clearly inferior simply because they have larger pocketbooks.

Mr. Lieberman's political skills are said to have come from his gregarious mother, still a campaign trail presence, ensconced in a wheelchair, a large black pocketbook across her lap.

Sorry to say, it's not for sale, but you can take home the pocketbook version — large furry bags with resin handles.

If it does support such job creation, however, the benefits will redound not only to the economy at large, but to the pocketbooks of ordinary Americans.

But this year, as Mr. O'Malley and Mr. Ehrlich try to woo voters on pocketbook issues in large part by assailing the other's record on taxes and the economy, observers in both parties acknowledge that the political landscape is much more challenging for Democrats than it was the last time the two men faced off.

Sara Randall, a bartender at Tooky Mills Pub, said pocketbook issues loomed largest for her, especially the cost of health care.

The back-and-forth on gas prices marked the candidates' efforts to translate their larger economic debate into a daily pocketbook issue for voters.

The burden of housing costs continues to stretch the pocketbooks of New Yorkers, as large percentages of residents see more of their income go to their mortgages and rents, according to an analysis of new census data.

If the deal fails, HP would also get hit in the pocketbook, having to pay an unusually large breakup fee of $675 million.

In contrast, with R=2 and P=3, the probability is 1− ρ=0.99, i.e. the probability to observe the pocketbook outcome is about twice as large in the case of the poor majority.