Sentence examples for bit of pool from inspiring English sources

Maybe I could do a bit of pool dancing," or, "Have you got your camera on you?

The Birdhouse team meets up with Burnquist to play around on a five-thousand-foot mega ramp, the Toy Machine boys get some time with Sandoval and his inspirational chest tattoo, and the Chocolate crew does a bit of pool patrol with Alba.

He says not, though his concession to his former lustily carnivorous self does allow him, when cooking fish or meat for his family that "if there is a nice bit of juice pooled up in the corner of a tray then I might dab a bit of bread in it".

On Saturday, a friend of the iPhone photography blog Iphoneography reached out to the blog for a bit of help pooling details on what he believed was a review scam.

These account for some 90% of the RMBS by value.But someone has to buy the risky bit of the mortgage pool.

Bernie Madoff comes to mind, particularly (for this viewer) via a lovely bit of set decoration, a pool that's kinda similar to Bernie Madoff's pool, though of course, Madoff is hardly the only such individual who's dominated world markets from a house of cards.

Writer feels that the advantage of the family unit is the capacity for swift, intuitive action such as they are now seeing quite a bit of around their new pool table.

I like a bit of luxury and a swimming pool at the hotel; she liked to be endlessly visiting sights.

After Barack Obama and Donald Trump met on Thursday in the Oval Office this was the first time they'd ever formally met, which makes sense, I guess, but registers as a bit of a shock the White House press pool was granted a few minutes of access to the President and his depressing successor.

If you swim, you have to head to the pool; a bit of weight-training probably needs a visit to the gym; but cycling to work can become part of a daily routine.

And now, it's time to close this post with a bit of wishful thinking : a rooftop pool!