slip one's hand into a pocket in English

slide one's hand into a pocket, put one's hand in a pocket

Use "slip ones hand into a pocket" in a sentence

1. Be prepared to put one's hand in one's pocket. 

2. 1 Be prepared to put one's hand in one's pocket. 

3. Cam, reach into Adri's pocket, then hand it to me.

4. She had crossed this road before, deftly robbing Peter to slip a rubber cheque into Paul's back pocket.

5. A hooligan was walking around, hand in pocket.

6. Object warlike raise one's hand.

7. Casually, Kirov dipped his hand into the pocket, encountering the cold hardness of the gun.

8. 23 Creed dipped a hand into his pocket and set the switch that would charge the Nikon's flash.

9. Dunne slipped his hand into the interior pocket of his pants and gripped the iron claw.

10. He tucked his wallet into a pocket.

11. The palm of one's hand is slightly concave.

12. 14 He buried his left hand in his pocket.

13. Cornelius tucked this, unopened, into a dressing gown pocket.

14. Know something like the palm of one's hand. 

15. The goblin hopped into his pocket.

16. See: (one's) Cup runneth over a storm in a teaCup a tempest in a teaCup be in (one's) Cups be not (one's) Cup of tea Cup (one's) hands together Cup hands together Cup of java Cup of joe Cup of tea Cup of tea, one's in (one's) Cups in Cups in one's Cups in your Cups just (one's) Cup of tea just Cup of tea many a slip 'twixt the Cup and the lip, there's

17. I'll just dip into my own pocket.

18. Coozie: the natural pocket between one's clavicle bone and shoulder muscles, located next to the neck

19. Slip into a Cami, singlet or tank top from Cotton On

20. You're better off trying to slip some antibiotics into a meal.

21. He thrust the money into his pocket.

22. But the genre always seems to slip back into a coma.

23. The slip pouring from the pug mill into a plaster mold

24. And she reaches into her pocket and pulls out a catastrophe.

25. Autograph definition is - something written or made with one's own hand: