Sentence examples for saving pocket from inspiring English sources

She's saving pocket money.

I was fourteen and deeply concerned about my suntan, and I was saving pocket money to buy records.

Once the noughties had rolled round, Monica had been eclipsed by 90s glamazons such as Mariah Carey – but millennials who were old enough to buy Pure Swing compilations with diligently saved pocket money (or bootleg copies from better-funded school friends) will remember Monica as one of R&B's primo round-the-way sweethearts.

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).

He drove a milk truck and a bread truck when I was a kid, and he saved pocket change at the end of each day to pay for the annual one-week family vacation in Santa Cruz.

There are two main schools of thought on how to tackle your debt: Think seriously about starting to save pocket money.

The municipal government has made some effort to save pockets of old Shanghai, including part of a small neighborhood known as New Heaven and Earth, where 1920's buildings are filled with fancy shops and trendy restaurants.

"I loved saving my pocket money, getting excited on my way there, finding a CD, buying it, taking it home," she says.

By that reckoning, £9.99 is pretty good value (and perhaps the best way for parents to point children towards saving up pocket money and/or birthday and Christmas lists as the route to new characters).

Based on the discovery that 99.4percentt of all cellphone conversations are unnecessary anyway, the half-ounce "Auto-Blab" can be permanently parked at home or office, saving valuable pocket or purse space for breath mints, staplers and the like.

When I was 13 I started taking music seriously, bunking off school to make tunes, saving my pocket money to go and record in these local bedroom studios where they'd charge £10 an hour.