Sentence examples for pool personal from inspiring English sources

With private pool, personal chef and relaxing surroundings, it's a great base to explore the mountains but close enough to the capital for day trips.

The University of Iowa is currently constructing a 216,000 square foot recreation and wellness center, complete with hot tubs, an 11,000 square foot indoor leisure pool, personal training sessions and a 50-foot climbing wall at a cost of $69 million.

Look for a gym that has a pool, personal trainers or aides and disability access.

JERUSALEM — At first blush, it seemed simple enough: With a record number of women recently elected to Israel's Parliament, one of them suggested, why not set aside a room for them to freshen up during long days of lawmaking, perhaps pooling personal funds to engage a makeup artist so they could look their best on TV?

You know, ridiculous wealth, winning-the-lottery kind of money, with visions of lifestyles of the rich and famous, mansions with manicured lawns and massive swimming pools, personal islands, expensive sports cars, private jets and, well, loads of extra money just to do whatever you'd like whenever you'd like to.

We have found that individuals are more likely to make correct decisions when they pool the personal information of others, provided that such personal information is of good quality (correct at least half of the time).

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Its 75-foot pool — my personal favorite — is at the end of Pier 60, on the Hudson River.

Besides golf, Our Lucaya offers three beachside pools, four tennis courts, water sports, a children's camp, a fitness center with lap pool and personal trainers, and a spa featuring local ingredients and techniques.

The list is long and includes recreational equipment (bats, ski poles, camping stoves, pool cues), personal care products (metal emery boards and combustibles like nail polish, nail polish remover and hair spray).

In it, she counselled fresh mouseburgers, "23-year-olds with their noses pressed up against the glass", on how to rise from the typing pool to personal assistant: arrive on time, fake confidence, stay late, don't blow your pay on fun.