Sentence examples for put your pocketbook from inspiring English sources
"Now put your pocketbook down".
"You go out to the theatre, you go out to dinner, you put your pocketbook on the back of your chair — and somebody comes and steals your wallet".
And while it's easy to put your pocketbook to work on the elegant Champs-Élysées--where you'll find famous designers like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Dior--you'll get more bang for your buck in the budget-friendly shops found in the Sixth Arrondissement's stylish St-Germain neighborhood.
If you approach socially responsible mutual funds like any other investment, you may be able to put your money into something that both supports your values and lines your pocketbook.
One of my favorite lines, spoken by Eleanor, is "For five decades I have struggled to say something more than, 'Where could I have put my pocketbook?'".
Nate knows the surest way to get a laugh out of me is to put my pocketbook on his arm and put on my glasses and stand in front of me, laugh, and say, "Like mom".
"Put not your bags and briefcases and pocketbooks and coats, your Big Brown Bag and your Medium Brown Bag, on the seat next to you in the hope that this will dissuade one of your fellows from roosting there.
To put it in pocketbook terms, the city said a few years ago that the diplomatic corps generated, directly and indirectly, about 31,000 jobs and more than $3 billion a year in economic activity.
I will be staying away from major league baseball and its current crop of inept owners and highly paid players who, without economic necessity, have consistently put their pocketbooks ahead of the game and the fans.
The surge in oil prices, the housing collapse, staggering Wall Street losses and consumer anxiety have caused voters to put their pocketbooks front and center, and an election once thought to hinge on national security issues and the Iraq war now may turn on how candidates handle a deeply troubled economy.
Put the purse size into your pocket, in the car, or in your pocketbook.
