51.   He runs afoul of the killers when they hijack his car at the Los Angeles airport and one of them slips the key into his back pocket.

52.   He pulls his flute from the back pocket of his corduroys and breathes some slow trills, and you float into contemplative silence.

53.   He put it in his back pocket and, within hours, lost it -- in the auditorium of the Soviet Consulate, as it turned out.

54.   He should have kept that wallet in a hidden pouch instead of his back pocket or jacket pocket.

55.   He said not a word as he opened the door, pulling a wrench out of his back pocket as he stood.

56.   He keeps his wine in a screw-cap bottle thoughtfully curved to fit in his back pocket.

57.   He wanted to be a Marine, then to work the docks, to be one of those guys with the hooks in their back pockets.

58.   He stands on a football field as if he has the stadium deed stuffed into his back pocket.

59.   He turned out evening dresses and ball skirts in pinstriped cotton, one featuring back pockets that called to mind a Claire McCardell kitchen dress.

60.   Her bra was in her back pocket, she said, and her underpants had blood on them and there was blood on her legs.