Sentences with phrase «of pocket lint»

The headphone socket has moved to the bottom - a sensible move - and the speaker grills are now flush with the metal surround, saving you from the ingress of pocket lint.

There is a lot of investment one puts into meticulously plotting their progress, honing their reflexes, and ultimately overcoming the challenges placed before them — sometimes not even deliberately, as some games do wind up rushed out the door and you've either got to deal with what lies before you or take it to a store that accepts trade - ins, where you might wind up with a stick of chewing gum, some washers, and a ball of pocket lint in return for your $ 70 investment.

(We also wonder how this floating screen will work after a few months» worth of pocket lint has accumulated.

The Thrive eliminates the need for taking along these pieces of pocket lint and lets you run the devices as they were originally intended.

Not exact matches

It's basically the equivalent of making sure those crumpled up dollar - bills and loose quarters in your pockets at the end of the day end up in your bank balance rather than in your dryer's lint filter or between your couch cushions.

POCKET LINT — Sep 20 — A new survey, carried out by Parship.co.uk (1000 UK singles) has attempted to link the mobile phone habits of singles with their dating behaviour.

The back of the Storm features the 3.2 megapixel camera which is located under a lens cover which helps keep the dust and pocket lint out while providing a much sleeker look.

If US $ 1.000.000 is «too little money», the cost of the expert will be like the lint in your pocket... Specially, if you compare it with the possible consequences of doing it wrong

The design of the Lightning port, however, does really make it an irresistible crevice for lint and debris to accumulate — especially if you carry your phone in your pocket every day.

I also suspect that the majority of Realtors use scraps of paper, diaries, Post-it notes and, my personal choice, illegible scribbles on the blank side of a business card, shoved in a shirt pocket and retrieved from the lint trap in time to produce no result except to wonder what it was.