Sentence examples for won't pool from inspiring English sources

A big reason that Chinese banks won't pool their resources is that many are family-controlled and want to keep it that way.

Instead, he and the State Department invited one reporter, who won't provide "pool" coverage but will instead enjoy exclusive access to the secretary for her own outlet.

"We won't let this pool of kids, a pool of future potential smokers, of future disease and death, to continue to build," he added.

By its final stroke, viewers realize that for all his top-of-the-world swagger, Lancaster's Neddy -- who won't use a pool ladder and brags about his League of Women Voters wife and tennis-playing daughters while flirting with former baby sitters and patting other men's wives on the backside -- is a broken man.

The analysis basically assumes that insurers will raise their rates because the finance committee won't make the pool of consumers more desirable for them.

I failed to see the beauty in that, though the would-be ranchetters won't have swimming pools due to concerns about the "over-appropriated water basin" in this high desert valley.

Dropping it in the pool won't damage it, but because its speakers point to the pool bottom, you can't just let it drift alongside your floating lounger if you want to hear it.

But that doesn't mean Backe won't have a big pool to choose from.

"We have a built in safety belt: they won't have the same pool of capital to do a megadeal," she said.

But if history has taught us anything, it's that the talent pool won't be drying up any time soon.

The free-agent pool won't fill out a starting team of 40-somethings, but it could make a good start with 43-year-old Barry Bonds.