Sentence examples for had to pool from inspiring English sources

In one common telling, the pilgrims who came to Plymouth established a communal system, where all had to pool whatever they hunted or grew on their lands.

Joining the cooperative means that farmers have had to pool their labour and share equipment, which has been paid for by grants from the Welsh development agency.

They had to pool together enough money to buy bread and there was no light or heat in their cabin; they had been using a kebab grill to keep warm.

The education chief prevailed on the city government authorities to allocate Gatoto a bigger parcel of land, although the community still had to pool resources to build rudimentary classrooms from iron sheets and timber.

Zeppo and Chico Marx, of the Marx Brothers comedy act, had to pool their resources to buy the cream-color, Murphy-bodied Mercedes-Benz S. It probably cost a bit less than the Duesenberg, but it was nearly as rare and revered by sportsmen; Model S cars had been raced with unparalleled success in Europe by Rudolf Caracciola.

"It sounds like when I was a waiter and we had to pool tips.

We have to pool resources, and indeed we should".

Countries have to pool their resources in their fight against terrorism.

Dr. Pécoul said countries like Argentina had the capability for developing their own projects, while many nations in Africa and Central America would have to pool resources to develop regional programs.

They would also have to pool their talent, which is difficult for companies that have spent decades fighting over who signs with whom to accept.

They help out both because they must couples have to pool their resources to afford coastal China's pricey homes and because they can.