Examples of 'have pool' in a sentence
Meaning of "have pool"
have pool - This phrase indicates that someone possesses or owns a swimming pool, which can be used for recreation, exercise, or relaxation. Having a pool can be a desirable feature of a home or property, particularly in warm climates
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Some lounges have pool tables as amenities.
Great location friendly staff and nice to have pool at our door.
They do have pool bungalows and villas.
We may not have pool.
Rooms have pool or mountain view.
And they have pool.
We have pool rules and she does not follow them.
O INAC needs to work with other funding agencies to have pool of resources.
Most of the hotels have pool bars and out door swimming pools.
Pool: Lots of strip joints have pool tables.
They do not have pool tables like some other sports bar in the area.
Oh man… I just realized we could have pool parties.
Because the girls would have pool parties and play dates and little kids over.
I had earplugs, though, and they have pool tables.
We would have pool tables, pinball machines.
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A low lease price for 12 months You already have pool cars?
We have pool and spa, use them as you wish.
At these pool halls you have pool tables, naked women and beer.
We have pool halls on every corner, okay?
Oh, we could have pool parties.
Do you have pool / beach towels at the hotel or do I have to bring them?
The club areas in most messes have pool tables, arcade games, a bar, and a television.
You could have pool sex with me again, and I will maybe feel a little better.
They have pool tables!
Why have pool when you can have Wet-Fit?
Yeah, so you have pool and jacuzzi. Beautiful.
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