Sentence examples for make some pocket from inspiring English sources
The jobs once occupied by high-school kids trying to make some pocket change have been usurped by the overqualified and the aged.
The summer after he graduated from Villanova University with plans to become a sociologist, Mr. Matarazzo returned home to make some pocket money.
All were poor, and were introduced to golf when they turned up at the caddie yard (Nelson and Hogan at the very same club, Glen Garden, a nine-holer with sand greens) hoping to make some pocket money.
The Hearst cousins, whose four uncles are all billionaires, make some pocket change modeling.
"They're more independent, more liberated, a little more economically empowered". The genesis of the modern-day share economy is best traced to San Francisco in 2008, where Chesky and Joe Gebbia, recent Rhode Island School of Design graduates who had fled west, thought they could make some pocket cash by housing attendees at an industrial design conference on air beds in their apartment.
It was an easy way to make some pocket money.
Idle Fish offers users a way to "share" their "idle goods" and make some extra pocket money at the same time.
While ultimately the app is a way for users to make some extra pocket money, its top user is now bringing in $2,000 per month doing gigs through Bounty.
Recently, I took a coat that belonged to my mother to a dry cleaner's tailor to find out how much it would cost to make some new pockets.
Don't make some of the pockets touch the back of your leg.
"Our quarterback needed to be out there mobile, make some plays outside the pocket," Kelly said, "asked him if he was ready to go, he said he was and we put him back in".
