I am an AI and I am not capable of personal opinions, but I can provide you with an explanation.
The term "pocket note" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It refers to a small note or piece of paper that is kept in one's pocket for easy access. Example: John always carries a pocket note with important reminders to help him stay organized throughout the day.
Last year they gave away 9,000 of the People come in with all kinds of THINK schemes; for book-ends, blotters, etc. Pocket note books, called THINK BOOKS are distributed free to employees.
Pulling out a tattered pocket note pad, he opened it to reveal a list of former students who have come to him for help.
For example, there is something of the luminous quality of great literature when the 29-year-old Charles Darwin, just two years back from his Beagle voyage and 21 years before he will publish The Origin of Species, confides to a pocket note-book the first hints of a simple, beautiful idea: "Origin of man now proved..
"You can beat the heck out of them, carrying them in your pocket," notes Ron Doggett, chief executive of Goodmark Foods, Slim Jim's parent company.
"The concept of free is an interesting one, if you have earned SafeCoins by using and providing space to the network then these SafeCoins are used on other services, no money (digital or otherwise) has left your pocket," notes Lambert.
"The concept of free is an interesting one, if you have earned SafeCoins by using and providing space to the network then these SafeCoins are used on other services, no money (digital or otherwise) has left your pocket," notes Lambert.
Victims have long had an incentive to go after such "deep pockets," noted Mark McDonald, a partner at Morrison & Foerster in Los Angeles.
I keep a notebook in an out-of-sight pocket – and note down very occasional overhearings.
Now Extension educators with their boots on the ground and a smartphone in their pocket can note hotspots for bad little buggers.
And don't let it leave until you pick it's pocket". Please note the blog appears every Sunday and Wednesday, with the occassional extra post like today.
David Cameron has taken to pulling from his suit pocket the note left by Liam Byrne, Labour's departing Chief Secretary to the Treasury in which he declared: "There is no money".
