Sentences with phrase «end of the pool stands»

At one end of the pool stands a super comfy bamboo day - bed to get comfortable with a book or sip cocktails in the shade of traditional Balinese sun umbrellas.

At one end of the pool stands a super comfy bamboo day - bed to get comfortable with a book or sip cocktails in the shade of traditional Balinese sun umbrella's.

Not exact matches

At the end of their second day at Peach Jam, the Wings beat Chicago - based Mac Irvin to stand at three wins and one loss through their five - game pool play.

I would rightly have stood condemned had I sought to resist a series of changes that were urged on us as we pooled our collective wisdom from all sides of the House, at both ends of the building, to achieve a better bill.»

At the end of the spectrum, technology stands to engineering in the same relationship as engineering stands to science: it lives in the pool created by the efforts of academic research engineering departments and the research laboratories of government and industry.

If you are by a pool, take your standing balancing postures into the shallow end of the pool.

Maybe casual / younger race fans might find some enjoyment out of it, but don't jump into this pool unless you find standing around in the shallow end to be fun.

Yet, as anyone knows who has ever stood at the end of a high diving board, the water below seems very deep and very far away For the diver now sees not only the surface of the water, but all the way down to the bottom of the deep end of the swimming pool.

At one end of the pool, near to the statue fountain, which sounds set a wonderfully peaceful ambiance, stands an alfresco dining table where guests can enjoy their breakfast, afternoon cocktails or candlelight dinners beneath the stars.

This delightful pool house, which stands at the end of an oversized garden packed with beautiful flowers and trees, was newly - refurbished into a one - bedroom apartment with all modern pampering.

Maybe casual / younger race fans might find some enjoyment out of it, but don't jump into this pool unless you find standing around in the shallow end to be fun.

We hiked through the Bayano Caves, which is essentially an underground cave and river, swam in snake and cayman - infested waters, came across four Fer - de-lances (really deadly snakes) and a scorpion, stood in the cave / river while thousands of bats whooshed over us like a giant bat - wave, and in the end reached a beautiful natural pool that twinkled and that we could have stayed in forever.