live in each other's pockets not polite

"Most likely just because we lived in each other's pockets for too long."

Although they were neighbours, she and Michael didn't exactly live in each other's pockets.

"We're going to be living in each other's pockets for three months."

The two practically lived in each other's pockets, I guess.

Village life was what she'd grown up with, everyone living in each other's pockets.

It wasn't that they lived in each other's pockets.

They'd spent forty years living in each other's pockets.

All these people, who could easily seek more soothing surroundings, living in each other's pockets.

We don't live in each other 's pockets.

"All three of us were living in each other's pockets for 35 years," Barry Gibb said.

Easterners who live in each other's pockets have no feel for how spread out Angels City really is.

For all that they pretty much lived in each other's pockets during cases, weeks could go by otherwise when they only talked briefly on the phone.

Aloud, she said serenely, "Corey and I don't live in each other's pockets, you know.

They've all lived in each other's pockets for so long, they know everything there is to know about Scardale and about each other.

'Except that I seem to remember you telling me that you and Arnie don't like to live in each other 's pockets.

Oh, I know we don't live in each other's pockets, but you can't realize what it means to Steve and to me just to know you're... there.'

Even private messages to DOS Center were never that private, because when you lived in each other's pockets for a few years, the number of secrets

When she was younger, she'd always imagined that he'd marry some girl who would become her best friend; that they'd be brought even closer with the arrival of children; that they'd develop into one of those comfortable extended families who live in each other's pockets.