The phrase "a full pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a swimming pool or any other type of pool that is filled to capacity with water.
Example: "After the heavy rain, the backyard had a full pool, perfect for a summer party."
Alternatives: "a filled pool" or "a complete pool".
He stood in a full pool that receded when he tried to drink.
And if you had a full pool in those days, you had better watch out.
The level of T cell proliferation is regulated in part by the size of lymphoid compartments, reflecting the innate drive to maintain a full pool of peripheral lymphocytes [20], [21].
Conversely, a full pool box indicates a global concentration maximum regarding all metabolite concentrations, e.g. the high intracellular concentration of G6P.
An empirical relationship between tide height and volume was found to obey the power series Vp=L2.38 (R2=99.6%), where Vp is volume as a percent of full pool and L is water height as a percent of mean high tide.
For instance, in Italy a full time "pool boy" or bagnini is required for any campsite pool.
He also mentions having a full size pool table in his bedroom that he somehow finagled from a speakeasy that had gone out of business.
Overall, bromine isn't a great alternative to chlorine for a full size pool, so consider using it for smaller facilities such as hot tubs or Jacuzzis.
More like a trigger, the worn-down colors redolent of quiet Sunday afternoons shooting stripes and solids with my father at a never-full pool hall near Avenue U. It was a place to test out manhood; no one was really looking.
"There is a wide range of things, from rails to bowls to a full-size pool".
In a side-room, the TV plays black-and-white footage from the Marquee's heyday before a full-sized pool table, while volumes of reference books line the walls.
