Sentence examples for pockets of which from inspiring English sources

A woman finds herself in a shop wearing nothing but a coat, the pockets of which are stuffed full of money.

Colline takes off his faithful old coat, in the pockets of which the work of great philosophers and poets have resided, and bids it farewell ("Coat Aria": "Vecchia zimarra").

There are desert soils; chestnut-brown soils, which border the deserts; and chernozem-like soils (dark black soils rich in humus and carbonates), which are found immediately south of the chestnut soils from Sudan westward to just beyond the Niger Bend (the bend in the middle course of the Niger River) and pockets of which are also found in East Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.

I hardly noticed the man he was with, who was shorter, deferential, with bleached blond hair and a denim jacket from the pockets of which he never removed his hands.

Doris is wearing a handy carpenter's apron, in the pocket of which we can glimpse a stethoscope, a rubber hammer, surgical shears, and the like.

Moreover, we have found on Sirt-1 a conserved pharmacophore pocket of which we have discussed the implication.

Each panel had 20 sewn pockets, each of which held two empty plastic bottles.

Mr. Mitchell's voice unfolds in layers that come with pockets out of which he pulls sudden, dramatic changes of timbre.

To start, the Compact Backpack has more than enough pockets, one of which is severely misplaced.

I'm charmed by the compact dedicated toiletry bag with four pockets, two of which are zippered and can hold liquids.

9 Two S100A10 molecules form a dimeric structure that yields two binding pockets, each of which accommodates the 14-residue N-terminal region of annexin A2.