deep pocket

Some three miles east of Alkosh lies a great recess in the mountains—hardly so much a valley as a deep pocket among the cliffs.

The village of Georgetown nestles in a deep pocket of the mountains.

Slipping the knife into the deep pocket of her cloak, she hurried on into the unlit passage leading to the chapel.

Don placed a sandwich in each deep pocket of his mackinaw coat, and pushed an apple on top of each.

The little man reached down into a deep pocket in his coat, and drew out a tiny harp and a tiny stool.