Sentence examples for opened pockets from inspiring English sources
The phrase "opened pockets" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe pockets that have been unfastened or made accessible, often in the context of clothing or bags. Example: "She reached into her opened pockets to retrieve her keys."
In a grim mark of progress, searchers have moved closer to the center of what had been the north tower of the World Trade Center, and opened pockets of debris that contained the remains of 50 people, officials said yesterday.
Ms. Kemper said that it had not occurred to her that putting a little iPod into an easily opened pocket made an easy target.
Brett Crawford was demolishing the floor of the dinosaur exhibit at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History recently when a crumpled newspaper blossomed from an opened pocket of plywood near the bony tail of the resident Camarasaurus.
Make sure to slide the picture in the opened pocket.
Sotheby's has also opened its pockets.
Firms not only opened their pockets generously during the event itself, but also during the two years prior to it.
The companies are engaging in hydraulic fracturing, whereby water, sand and chemicals are injected at high pressures into underground formations to open pockets of gas.
We are stopped, all the car doors torn open and a swarm of edgy youths in tank-tops and jeans enter the car, wrenching open pockets and diving under the seats in their search for hidden weapons.
Redding is hoping that the Harlem community welcomes his return with not only open arms, but open pockets too.
Meanwhile, to avoid blatant hypocrisy, Trump's current line of attack against "Corrupt Clinton" might restrain somewhat his natural temptation to put his own hand in the normally large open pockets of plutocrats.
Agassi opened the pocket of his shorts as the ball came back down to the court, catching it to the awe and applause of the crowd.
