He spent the evening practicing one-pocket with his coach to improve defensive shots.

After the bribery scandal, the inspector was widely described as being 'in one's pocket' by the press.

To line one's pockets with public funds, corrupt officials altered procurement contracts and awarded jobs to shell companies.

If someone starts saying 'we' when they really mean 'I,' it must be because there's a frog in one's pocket.

When auditors dug deeper, they discovered the director had lined one's pockets with company funds.

Every time corruption lines one's pockets, the disadvantaged pay the price.

During the crisis, some officials were lining one's pockets instead of helping the needy.

People say 'have one's pockets on swole' to mean that someone has a lot of money.