Sentence examples for real pockets from inspiring English sources

Some featured real pockets, some merely meant to look like pockets – the "stitches" were actually embroidery.

"It's hard to find real pockets of value in the financial markets today," said Rebecca H. Patterson, chief investment officer of Bessemer Trust, a firm that advises wealthy families.

"I think what is important if you look across all Scotland's university, all of them have got real pockets of strength in research.

Edmonton is a real pocket of poverty too.

But he's a real pocket rocket and is getting up close with near effortless ease.

This arrangement leaves Barca and Real pocketing half the money from broadcast rights to La Liga games.

Since a predicted pocket does not need to match the real pocket exactly, we need a criterion defining when the prediction is correct.

Up-and-comers sometimes get their comeuppance when they take their eyes off the business and devote their full attention to the first real pocket change they've ever had.

You know how easy it would be to make a real pocket sandwich made from real ingredients.

The S2 substrate binding subsite is a determining factor in the specificity of C1 family peptidases and is the only real pocket on the protein surface.

The pocket needs to come away completely intact, with both its front and backing sides in place (i.e., still serving as a real pocket).