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pocket book

NOUN
  1. pocket-sized paperback book

How To Use pocket book In A Sentence

  • She took out her pocket book and wrote something.
  • The man pulled a pocket book out of his jacket and opened it.
  • No one bothered to refer to the significantly expanded, easily accessible pocket book edition.
  • ‘I'll go now,’ Liv said quietly, rising and grabbing her pocket book.
  • She disappeared into the hallway to the bedroom for a few seconds and when she returned she was holding a small black pocket book in one hand and the black baseball cap from the day before in the other.
  • Last week a little girl gave him a pocket book entitled, ‘Words on Courage’.
  • Cost- compared to brand-name computers the clone will generally be easier on your pocket book when purchasing one with similar features as its brand-name counterpart.
  • He could not reach his pocket book because it was in the jacket he had used to wrap Miss Hague against the cold.
  • Not long after that I discovered yoga and taught myself how to do it from a bland pocket book called, Yoga For Americans.
  • It would mean officers arrive at the station, complete their pocket book and do an about-turn to go straight back out onto the streets.
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