Sentence examples for pockets of common from inspiring English sources

He remembers his mother boiling the sixpence pieces prior to putting them in the pudding in case they'd been in the pockets of common people.

We will never agree on all aspects of the faith, between or within church families, but are there not a few aspects of faith that we can find pockets of common ground and mutual encouragement?

By dropping into pockets of space, Commons was a conundrum to St Mirren, since the defensive midfielder, Jim Goodwin, sat in front of the back four rather than follow him around the field.

Such pockets of strength are increasingly common across the private equity landscape in Egypt, traditionally one of the biggest markets for Mideast buyouts.

India, where being overweight is common in pockets of affluence, has the world's largest population of underweight, malnourished children.

But beyond these small pockets of Russian society, the most common reaction has been a shrug of the shoulders.

Pockets of hard clays are also common on the eastern parts of the blocks.

The consensus is that the dessert also popped up in Persia and pockets of the Middle East before the common era.

While there was little evidence of ageism, inequity was apparent in the independent enabling effects of education and health insurance cover, the latter particularly in sites where out-of-pocket expenses were common, and private health insurance an important component of healthcare financing.

This study is a small-cohort, retrospective survey, however, issues such as aging populations, excessive budget deficits, the high prices of newly developed medications, and elevated out-of-pocket expenses are common problems in developed countries.

Cox and Miles provide strong instrumental backing, where the rhythm is "locked-in" or "deep in the pocket", a common feature of funk and R&B.