Sentence examples for pocket of from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

envelope of

pouch of

portfolio of

pack of

niche of

"pocket of" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It can mean either a pouch or pouch-like area, such as a pocket in clothing, or a small section of something, such as a pocket of air in a balloon. For example, "He felt the bulge in his pocket of coins."

Exact(58)

Jamie patted the pocket of his kimono.

The New Yorker

He is in the pocket of Iran.

The New York Times - Magazine

Yet one unlikely pocket of discrimination remains.

The Economist

"It's just this pocket of possibility.

The New York Times

"Or, he's in the pocket of industry".

The New York Times

(Gentlemen, put your iPhone in the pocket of your backpack, not the pocket of your jeans).

The New Yorker

And us in our pocket of the country.

The Guardian - Sport

In every pocket of China, there was cause for celebration.

The New York Times - Sports

He says Labour are in the pocket of vested interests.

The Guardian

Edmonton is a real pocket of poverty too.

The Guardian

The miners had hit a pocket of hydrothermally disintegrated stone.

The New Yorker

More suggestions(15)

coat of

jeep of

flashlight of

wallet of

enclave of

jacket of

purse of

poke of

handheld of

notebook of

ladle of

compartment of

money of

gets of

takes of

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