Sentences with phrase «huge pockets»

Sometimes it's in huge pockets, and sometimes it forms at a microscopic level where you can't see it or feel it.

And if you need more space for stuff, both door panels have huge pockets where you can put everything from maps to water bottles.

These arrows, or cometary knots, says Rice University astronomer Robert O'Dell, are actually huge pockets of gas and dust, each bigger than our solar system.

This bag has huge pockets on the outside, lots of compartments for organization on the inside, and yet when you are walking down the street, no one will ever suspect it's a diaper bag full of dirty diapers and a few moldy cheerios at the bottom.

I also love how huge the pockets are.

While the upstairs living room features a pool table, bar, ideal seating for a large HDTV and huge pocket doors that open to the lanais and offer more epic ocean views, the media room with AC hosts a digital home theatre system with a wall size HD projector screen and DVD player.

«There may potentially be huge pockets of people who could be even better individuals for a position that end up being excluded because they aren't part of a bigger data set,» he said.

I would beg to differ — in larger cities (i.e., Atlanta), there are huge pockets of people who practice Buddhism and Hinduism.

Their Simple Fold Stroller is under $ 100, ideal for the families that don't have a huge pocket book.

It has huge pockets and is warm enough for spring and fall, perfect for walks.

Kinda of shapeless and I don't think the huge pockets look good.

There are huge pockets of non-consumption where those populations don't get access to valuable learning opportunities, and as such, we can really change how learning happens from what would otherwise take place in a school environment.

This seems to reflect that smartphones are reaching 6 ″ territory more routinely now (I guess people have huge pockets, hands and faces?)

Amazon's dramatic shift — In some ways, all the analysis around this Hachette — Amazon battle is ridiculous, especially given the huge pockets of silence and confidentiality that deter full understanding of the situation.