Sentence examples for pocket mass from inspiring English sources

In an era when most people have a camera in their hand or pocket, mass shootings will be memorialized on cellphone videos and ubiquitous security cameras will dish up fresh horrors.

Now we have the tradepaperback, still paperback but of larger book size than the pocket-sized mass-marketpaperback.

Nearly all of those books are published a second and third time, first as traditional paperbacks, then as pocket-size, mass-market paperbacks.

The leader of the Vulcans, Lt. Paul Washington, paid about $5,000 out of his own pocket for a mass mailing, and when he sought reimbursement could not get the attention of Mr. Seabrook.

A Catholic altar boy turned Muslim proselyte, he was at once thug and scholar, dealing hashish and reading philosophy, picking pockets after Sunday Mass.

"He said, 'God bless you.' " In his coat pocket, Tom Riches carried the Mass card from his brother's funeral.

The official explanation for that premium is that Scotland must deliver health services to 8% of Britain's inhabitants spread over almost a third of its land mass, including pockets of extreme health-care needs.

Tailing observed in some conservative tracer breakthrough curves suggests the formation of immobile resident water pockets which slowly exchange mass with the flowing water fraction.

In another study of pick-pocketing in and around mass transit stations, Newton et al. (2014) also assessed the characteristics of stations and the environments of the stations that increased or decreased the risk for pick-pocketing.

The mass contained pockets of anechoic fluid, and around the mass normal intestines could easily be identified.

His pockets bulging with masses of mismatched coins, he probably never knew how much he was really paying for his rooms at the inn.