21.   I peeled off forty quid from the wad in my back pocket.

22.   I took the cheque, folded it and put it in the back pocket of my jeans.

23.   On a distant comer two small boys tittered into their unwashed hands and one slipped a tube of Superglue into the back pocket of his ragged pantaloons.

24.   The sergeant rammed the rolled copy of the Edinburgh Mercury into his back pocket and fished down the ring of cell keys from its hook by the door.

25.   But with the apparently ageless Walter Kidd running around with John Robertson safely tucked away in his back pocket, the home side never looked like conceding a goal.

26.   Would you believe a politician who can find so many jobs out of his back pocket?

27.   Along the way, a man with an American flag stuck in his back pocket told Rubin he had just seen him on television and wished him luck.

28.   And every kid would come to the park with a Spaldeen in his back pocket.

29.   And men should take their wallets out of their back pockets.

30.   Another ate the park map from her back pocket.