Sentence examples for long pockets from inspiring English sources

They used to sew with it long pockets, as in the time when the British and the Turks ruled.

People shout over one another and bargain animatedly - "y'got short airms and long pockets pal!" one stall holder complains to a stingy customer.

2. With a sharp paring knife, cut 1-inch long pockets in fish parallel to backbone, on each side of it.

At present, the building is a dusty space littered with cabinets, woodpiles and a few fluorescent lights casting long pockets of shadow.

How we laugh now to see the decor, and the mock-Tudor roadhouses, but Aldo and Frank finally got insular damp Britons out of their cabbagey kitchens and into a sparkling warm faux-semblance of style and charm in which they had to dress in something other than beige sou'westers and put their short arms for once into their long pockets.

If you have big, long pockets that is.

Cut a 3-inch long pocket into the thick side of each chicken breast (without cutting all the way through to the other side).

Create a long pocket in the cloth to stuck the pole into.

Now you should have a large, long pocket for your bills and two flaps to hold your credit or business cards.

He did so with huge, deep-cuffed jeans with thigh-long pockets, worn with chartreuse or purple or black shirts or baseball jackets and little bra tops and with easy coats in both his MTM and signature collections.

But some could not see the coffee-truck goddess in this bent woman at shadow's edge, clutching the handle of the shopping cart she used to hold wares and provide balance, wearing a baseball cap, layers of sweaters, and men's pants, navy blue, into which she had sewn deep, leg-long pockets to keep safe her hard-earned rolls of bills.