The phrase "a pool against" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is opposed or contrasted with a pool, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it.
Example: "The design of the garden created a pool against the backdrop of the mountains."
Alternatives: "a contrast to" or "an opposition to".
Pool skating, for those of you who missed "Dogtown and Z-Boys," the 2001 documentary about the sport's early days in the 1970s, emerged in drought-wracked Southern California, when filling a pool was against the law for a time.
The bones in his foot first broke in a pool game against France but McCaw refused to have himself x-rayed – while the All Blacks management, desperately needing his leadership, allowed him to evade prolonged medical scrutiny until after the World Cup.
Two years ago he was playing in the World Junior Championship in Cape Town, South Africa and he had Mark Bennett as his midfield partner in a pool game against Argentina.
Ex-Ireland hooker Keith Wood scored four tries in a pool match against the United States in the 1991 tournament, in which Irish fly-half Ralph Keyes was the top scorer with 68 points.
Its layered terraces offered fresh lemons from the tree and a plunge pool against the afternoon heat - unusual for Greece, and especially for arid Hydra.
Fannie's quarter-point profit amounted to an insurance pool against defaults.
31 World Cup in England, New Zealand will launch the defence of their title with a Pool C encounter against Argentina at Wembley.
Candy, dressed in a cheongsam with a peekaboo front, performs the song in a pool of light against a tall fence, a couple of lions frolicking on the other side.
Sam Scott and James Roberts were part of the men's Sitting Volleyball team that lost 3-0 to Egypt, while the Great Britain's five-a-side football team, including Keryn Seal and Darren Harris, drew 1-1 in a Pool A match against Spain.
