pocketful

Her father would be home long before then, with a pocketful of money.

He gave up the idea of a pocketful: two would have to do.

She had given him a whole pocketful of the leaves.

He seems to have quite a pocketful of money, but nobody knows what his trade is.

The wrong policy could cost you more than a pocketful of dreams.

He liked coming home and getting off the ship with a pocketful of money.

"You can have a pocketful of them," he told me.

He is ready, 24 hours a day, to speed up the river with a pocketful of cash.

But imagine having to carry a pocketful of heavy dollars!

He cursed himself for not having brought a pocketful of grain.

We emerged upon the sidewalk, each with a pocketful of money.

Peter ducked out, running home with his pocketful of dollars.

Charles left the office with his pocketful of pornography, feeling flat.

"I have a pocketful of notes, ready to give you.

"If you don't have the skills and a pocketful of money, you're likely to fall on your face."

Admission is free, but a pocketful of quarters will be useful.

They knew he always brought a pocketful of crunchy treats.

And you could carry a pocketful of these things.

Always come away with a pocketful of little Bible booklets.

He doesn't come with a pocketful of quarters to call relatives.

His last role was in the 1961 Pocketful of Miracles.

Like most executives he carried a pocketful of them.

After the northeaster, the museum needed a pocketful of miracles.

I asked the kids to gather up at least a pocketful of the yellow kernels.

"I couldn't even enjoy being high with a pocketful of money," he recalls.