Quotes About Pocket

Of course I had a handkerchief. It lay, clean as a whistle, in my pocket where it had been for a week. For I had the knack of extracting from my nostrils, with the nail of my forefinger, the snuffling substances that impeded my breathing, and the use of a handkerchief seemed to me a piece of parental superstition.

Possible ID, leather jacket." In his ear, the team confirmed the sighting. On the bench, Luisa set down her salad and put a hand on her purse. Vasquez turned to face the guy, his eyes a question. The man in the leather jacket slipped his hand into his right front pocket.

I do get funny people sometimes coming up to me in supermarkets in America with my picture in their pocket, which is a bit strange.

The safe way to double your money is to fold it over once and put it in your pocket.

Time is not like pocket money that you can spend, because time is the person spending the pocket money and the pocket money is you

Business is the art of extracting money from another man's pocket without resorting to violence.

silk handkerchief that erupted out of the breast pocket, an affectation he had adopted to distance himself from the Westminster hordes in their banal Christmas-stocking ties and Marks & Spencer suits.

The quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket.

Time comes not from the ground but from the underground. Time belongs to Satan; he carries it like a skein in the pocket of the devil, unravels it when his mysterious economies do dictate, and it should be wrested away from him. For, if one can ask and receive eternity from God, then we can take the opposite of eternity --time-- only from Satan...

Ehrlich found a great source of happiness in the first postcard he received from a cured patient. He kept this always in his wallet in the breast pocket of his coat.

A man must take responsibility, according to your culture and the limit of your pocket. Don't try to show off when you have nothing left.

This police commissary was a great patron of all the arts and industries; but what he liked above everything else was a cheque. "That's the thing," he used to say, "to which it is not easy to find an equivalent; it requires no food, it does not take up much room, it stays in one's pocket, and if it falls, it is not broken.

Esa parte de mí que todavía no se había marchado de Tarbean quiso echarle mano a su bolsillo.

I want a magical horse that fits in my pocket," Wil said. "And a ring of red amber that gives me power over demons. And an endless supply of cake.

That the regime was willing to hit itts chief political constituency in the pocket was a clear sign of desperation.