Sentence examples for brutal pool from inspiring English sources

"Because we have struggled to get beyond the quarterfinals, then missed out for a couple of seasons, we've not been able to get out of the third group of seeds, and that means a tougher draw," said Rees, contemplating a peculiarly brutal pool involving not only Leinster but Northampton, one of the strongest English teams, and also Castres, the current champion of France.

"For all the players, a victory of that type given the context of a brutal pool, knocking out the host nation, and in a really big match - when you get through those circumstances, it gives you a great deal of confidence.

"I think it will be a similar game to Scotland v Argentina [ the Pumas beat Scotland 13-12 in a brutal Pool B encounter on Sunday].

But they are not always at their most brutal in the pool stage – never have they emerged from a group unbeaten – and there is enough danger lurking this time round to make them feel threatened.

He was put through a brutal training session at Loughborough University pool just a day before he departed for the Commonwealth Games in Australia.

There's never a bad time to visit Las Vegas; but now, when the brutal summer heat fades into pool-friendly temperatures, is the perfect season.

At the bottom is Boston, a city with brutal winters where homes with pools actually sold for $15,484 less than homes without them.

The angry Hungarians made the game brutal, and there was blood in the pool as Hungary won.

But in February, after watching Sun put himself through an epic, brutal distance workout, Cotterell stood on the pool deck in Gold Coast and answered his critics.

The violence is shockingly brutal and, of course, lyrical; in one scene, a man lies dead in a pool of blood as a Caruso record plays on a blood-splattered gramophone.

The Spokane Police Department has arrested a suspect in the brutal beating death of a WWII veteran who was killed in the parking lot of a pool hall.