Sentence examples for street pool from inspiring English sources

The driver looked like Robert DeNiro, who swam and swooned at the Carmine Street pool in"Raging Bull".

Soon to come: a major renovation of the West 100th Street Pool and a capital campaign for replanting and restoring the East Meadow.

New York City is not known for abundant outdoor swimming pools, which is why this New Yorker cover illustration, Swim, Swam, Swum, a rendition of the Carmine Street pool in Greenwich Village, is so charming.

It conflates both sides of the street into one and is punctuated with out-of-scale, out-of-place details: the cross that marks the First Street Pool and Billiard Parlor, the boxer wrapping his hands outside the First Street Boxing Gym, the cracked sidewalk littered with cigarette butts that looms above the locally fabled burrito joint Al & Bea's.

(Fledgling fairs dot the perimeter: Bridge, in the Tunnel nightclub space on 27th Street; Pool, in the Wyndham Hotel on 24th Street; and Fountain, on a boat docked at Pier 66. Although the art is strictly entry level, these fairs have the benefit of proximity to Chelsea galleries).

Influenced by the patterns and saturated colors of the Brazilian city, Lam's capsule line features relaxed-yet-sophisticated apparel and swimwear that can transition from beach to street, pool to party.

So it goes with collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.'s, which are bonds, loans and other assets that the Street pools together and sells as packages of securities.

In the 1920s, the targets of scorn were Wall Street pools, thought to be pockets of capital that would manipulate a stock up and then profit by dumping overpriced shares on speculators lured into thinking the rising price was a result of more than manipulation.

How do these streets, pool halls, restaurants, and homes look today?

How do these streets, pool halls, restaurants and homes look today?

Baghdad Only a few months ago, the Sunni neighborhood of Fadhil was virtually a no man's land, shelled relentlessly by Shiite militias, its walls gouged with shrapnel and its streets pooled with sewage because city workers were afraid to enter.