side-pockets

But the Squire and Baronet continued their mirth far longer than decorum allowed, flinging themselves back in their chairs, with their hands thrust into their side-pockets, and their mouths expanded with unrestrained enjoyment, until the sufferer, angry, disconcerted, and endeavouring to look scornful, incurred another general burst of laughter on all hands.

Saint Ronan's Well 2008

Into the side-pockets of this coat were thrust bundles of papers, and under one arm was carried a queer-looking stick.

The Man of Property 2004

He stood erect, his hands in his side-pockets, his pipe puffing slowly.

Main Street 2004

He took out the pins that held together the side-pockets of his long green overcoat, stuck them into his sleeve, and politely handed her a paper.

Madame Bovary 2003

The lean young man in a long overcoat, who was to give a special display of intricate club swinging, stood near watching with interest, his silver-coated clubs peeping out of his deep side-pockets.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 2003

How characterless they looked: Shuley without his deep unbuttoned collar, Ennis without his scarlet belt with the snaky clasp, and Connolly without his Norfolk coat with the flapless side-pockets!

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 2003

In the middle of the vestry a young jesuit, who was then on a visit to the college, stood rocking himself rhythmically from the tips of his toes to his heels and back again, his hands thrust well forward into his side-pockets.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 2003

He took a turn up and down the room, with his hands in the side-pockets of the long, loose, shapeless coat which he habitually wore.

No Name 2003

He produced four candle-butts from the side-pockets of his soutane and placed them deftly among the coals and twisted papers.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 2003

His hands were in his side-pockets and his trousers were tucked in at the knees by elastic bands.

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 2003