Sentence examples for hold a pool from inspiring English sources

They could hold a pool table or a gazebo.

Has the outsider joined the mainstream or has he simply realized that there is no better, dumber place to hold a pool party?

Under the current rules, large banks have to hold a pool of assets they can theoretically sell quickly to cover any outflows that occur in a turbulent period in the markets.

He taught me how to hold a pool cue and aim the ball so it would ricochet directly into the pocket.

The cave holds a pool of dark water that has not seen light.

The company holds a pool party for clients and brokers at 52 East Fourth Street during Fashion Week, and Mr. Gomes brings one of his clients backstage at a fashion show — the better to give her a friendly nudge toward a sale.

The two collaborated on more than 60 projects, including a flagship store in Harajuku that looks like a glass spaceship, and the BAPE kids store, which holds a pool of brightly colored toys surrounded by glass shelves.

While her mother plays Lady Bountiful in the family's backyard, holding a pool party for underprivileged African-American children, Daley goes to the pet shop with her father to choose a puppy for her birthday present.

Islamist radicals held a pool party at our embassy in Tripoli, site of one of the proudest early feats of American arms immortalized in the first line of the Marines' Hymn: "From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli... .. Benghazi, site of the disastrous attack on our diplomats and CIA officers in September 2011, is completely in the hands of jihadists.

And in another a woman in cutoffs and a tank top holds a pool stick javelin-style, at the threshold of a bedroom, pointed at a nude woman with a deer-caught-in-headlights expression standing in front of a bed where a man (whom they both obviously desire) sits also nude, the navy sheet cast over one luminously rendered bare leg only partially obscuring his groin.

The last of the seven sculptures sits at the end of a leafy corridor by the front door, and is dished to hold a small pool of water to reflect the sky.