Sentences with phrase «into pool»

On a sunny day, you can jump into the pool, rest at the cabana, or have a picnic at the grill area.

If you prefer outdoor activities, you might want to explore walking and biking trails, or you can dive into the pool.

With mortgage insurance, you'll also pay into a pool to help the lender cover losses and costs if a homeowner defaults on their loan.

With auto insurance, everyone pays into a pool each month.

One can't just dive into the pool with blinders on.

I'm new enough to the game (released just this week and last) that I don't have an opinion yet, but it's interesting to get these views as I wade into the pool.

You're plunged into a pool of vital and often ground - breaking information and methodologies that provide you with an extensive armoury to take on the challenging life of the dedicated writer.

And how does Amazon calculate the amount of money that goes into the pool?

In a pool subscription model, customers pay for access to a service, and a portion of that fee is grouped into a pool.

During the early days of KOLL, Amazon only invested about $ 1 million into the pool, but the payouts were higher due to fewer books and fewer overall borrows, which allowed participating authors to really reap the rewards.

I would suggest The Book Lady's Blog, Things Mean A Lot, and Devourer of Books; these are a good place to wade into the pool

When the screen detects water, a little (and almost entirely unnecessary) pop up will let you know that, yes, the tablet you just sent into the pool has water on it.

I'll still dip into the pool and share, refresh, network — all the things that community is good for.

And to my colleagues who try so hard to dismantle my efforts to stay afloat and bring my words and recipes to my readers, I say — jump into the pool.

Okay, I can relate this to being a useful tool to me putting more than just my feet into the pool.

Meanwhile, Matthew Maxwell writes: ``... This does mean that both of the Big Two are now officially putting pinkie toes, if not entire feet into the pool.

He and the other kids fit easily into the pool — it could have fit almost twice as many of them — and there was no need to worry or watch out when anyone jumped into the deep end or flew down the slide into the cool, clear water.

And if you are of the hardcore reader type or are addicted to your Kindle, you can even dive into the pool with it.

When a dead body swan - dives from a balcony into the pool at a wedding, gossip comes to a halt about disgraced paralegal and former rodeo queen Emily — whose husband left her for a woman who turns out to be a man.

At the moment, it looks like they've convinced Warner Bros. to dip their toe into the pool, but it may be that other creators / owners will want to wait to see what happens before they jump in too.

Epublishing was going on for a decade or more before Amazon jumped into the pool.

The quality of American Literature will be enhanced by letting as many authors as possible throw ideas into the pool, and counting on the best rise.

What percentage of the almost $ 10 is Amazon going to put into the pool for the creators of the content?

Creator Owned isn't something that you dip your toe into a pool of water, but you must jump in and swim a few laps before getting an accurate gauge of the temperature.

I ran in front of him for a couple of seconds, and then I ducked and rolled into the pool.

The MP4 takes a swan dive into the pool of yesterday's unloved supercars, and you're looking at a very long wait for a return on your initial investment.

Chetty and his colleagues estimate that, if we tapped into the pool of under - used talent among women, minorities, and low - income families, «the rate of innovation in America would quadruple.»

At the same time, though, courts have refused to apply the defense of assumption of risk when educators failed to provide adequate supervision such as where a competitor in a track and field meet was struck by an errant discus while standing in a safe zone; a student was injured during an indoor (American) football practice when he slipped on a wet gym floor where coaches failed to provide proper supervision or after another player was injured due to the lack of supervision at a practice; coaches did not warn a student sufficiently about the dangers of diving into a pool; coaches conducted a track practice in a high school hallway that unreasonably increased a student's risk of injury; and a coach lacked enough experience to provide adequate supervision to avoid injury to a cheerleader.

They hold hands and jump into the pool together.

To become a principal, one must get into the pool, practice, and learn from mistakes while maintaining a resilient spirit.

It took lots of encouragement from several trusted teachers before I eventually jumped into the pool, let alone ventured into shallow waters.

Before their Thursday swim lesson at a local aquatic center, he repeatedly warned his kids not to jump into the pool before the swim instructor arrived.

To be sure, the tone splashes deeper into a pool of traditional sentimentality as it progresses.

A shirtless Boseman descending a set of stairs into a pool of water and receiving the power of the Black Panther.

The latest character spotlight trailer for Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite has dipped into the pool of upcoming DLC fighters.

In a deleted scene scheduled to be in the film's home video release, Thor (played by Chris Hemsworth) takes a swig of an Asgardian drink and wades into a pool to learn how to defeat Ultron from the Asgardian demi - goddesses of destiny known as the Norn.

Woman falls into a pool of bug - like creatures and dies.

The gags, both physical (being thrown into a pool fully clothed) and verbal, are old but still amusing.

He will jump into the pool fully clothed, climb up a tree and onto his ex-girlfriends roof or cruise around all hours of the night.»

And while he will always be remembered for the former, John Krasinski is further dipping his feet into the pool of directing.

Making up for Andrew's illness, Rian throws his four cents into the pool of fantasy that is Where the Wild Things Are and also dropping some Coen Brothers love in a more detailed examination of A Serious Man.

The camera holds on the man's face as he watches the teen's bare back as it slides into the pool; a flashback depicts the boy spying on the man as he masturbates in a shower.

There is one scene where Ava, totally nude, dives into her pool, and Rodriguez shows it to us doubled, two white nude bodies diving towards each other through the black, the water splashing out at us whitely in 3 - D.

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.

As the film opens, Gal's slice of utopia almost comes crashing down on him — literally — when a massive boulder rolls down a hill and smashes into his pool.

He encounters a group of dingo-esque beasts that are intent on ripping him apart (he soon steals a pup and raises it as a viciously loyal pet), and when he falls into a pool of undrinkable water, it is only to find himself surrounded by eels.

Running around in circles, bursting in on people at weird moments, screaming, falling into the pool in slow motion — better to order the latest «Girls Gone Wild» video, which may have the same plot and sense of humour, but at least has the self - respect not to be deluded about what it is.

Among those that I recall once driving audiences wild here in México were «The Party» (1967), starring Peter Sellers, with all the guests falling into a pool full of bubbles, and Peter Bogdanovich's zany screwball feature «What's up Doc?»

A waiter is pushed into a pool and a guest is drenched with fire extinguisher chemicals.

Her walk of shame through the kids and into the pool all stems back to her awkwardness.