Sentence examples similar to they'd pool from inspiring English sources

They'd pooled their money and bought a marinated eel.

They'd pooled their talents effectively at first - Adam Boyd is a cracking finisher, if painfully slow, while Wayne Gray is all power and pace, but lacks precision - only to drop off each others' radars in recent games.

Relatives in one village told me how they'd pooled their money to build a well, which coalition aircraft destroyed in late 2016, killing and wounding dozens of men and boys.

And they would pool money to donate to political candidates, to make them pay attention.

There were lots of ventures already in Europe, where a group of merchants would get together and they would pool their money for one trip.

Four months ago, Coke and Procter announced that they would pool their juices and snacks in a separate company with $4 billion in annual sales.

Only months after France's African colonies gained their independence in 1960, they sounded a clarion call to African sovereignty and unity: they would pool their meager resources and create an airline of their own.

Amid all this talk of possibly supporting Democrats, Koch has made no promise to refrain from spending the astounding eight hundred and eighty-nine million dollars or so that he and his group of political donors have said they would pool in a war chest for the 2016 political cycle.

If they duplicate last season's statistics, the six would pool $336,300 toward relief efforts.

States would pool patients.

His program would pool employee and employer contributions into a professionally managed, citywide retirement fund.