Sentence examples for pocket space from inspiring English sources

Apple has tinkered with the formula, but the new iPod holds more music for less money and takes up even less pocket space.

And so the problem it runs into is the pocket budget: many of us, especially men who don't carry handbags, are running out of the pocket space required to carry more gadgets.

That way, you'll always have a lighter with you but you won't have to give up precious pocket space.

Other DAPs tend to be a hassle to deal with, as they occupy pocket space and can't just be forgotten about once your playlist is set.

Either way, the thing isn't for the small of hand or limited in pocket space — and one-handed use probably isn't in the cards if you're not a professional basketball player.

This is largely to do with either necessity (we need a family computer) or convenience (why carry a walkman and phone when my smartphone can save pocket space) or both (tablets).

The front of the vest-pocket space — a hybrid bodega, lunch counter, and raw bar — is stocked with groceries that pair Stulman's Wisconsin roots (Life cereal, Premium saltines, Hellmann's mayonnaise) with his locavore leanings (Satur Farms heirloom cherry tomatoes, Anarchy in a Jar grapefruit-and-smoked-salt preserves).

Burt Rutan and Richard Branson are doing their "deep pocketed space explorer" thing again.

For me, writing is a form of acceptance: a way of finding little air pockets, space and other dimensions, within the grip of the hand.

Following the Beaux-Arts tradition, the elements of architecture were conceived as hollow, thus creating pocketing spaces within both structures.

This can be done without difficulty by forming a planting hole using a machete and so is particularly appropriate for crops propagated by corms or stem cuttings or those where multiple seeds are placed in the same pocket and inter-pocket spacing is relatively large, such as for maize.