The rain water runs off through this pipe.

The rain water is evaporating on a hot day.

Rivulets of rainwater ran down the roof.

That cloud bodes rain.

To the swimming pool!

The pool is empty.

The swimming pool is open to the public.

I am going to the swimming pool.

I want a pool.

Let's go to the pool.

Where's the swimming pool?

I want a swimming pool.

In his water clocks, water flowed from a source such as a holding tank into a reservoir, then from the reservoir to the mechanisms of the clock.

She dived into the swimming pool.

Tom dove into the pool.

Tom fell into the pool.

I am going to the swimming pool.

He has a swimming pool.

Tom fell in the swimming pool.

The pool is full of clean water.

I fell in the pool.

I fell in the pool.

She dived into the pool.

Everyone jumped into the pool.

Tom jumped into the pool.

We have a pool.

The children want to go to the pool.

Okay. Let's go to the pool.

Tom has a swimming pool.

Tom dove into the swimming pool.

We've got a pool.

She has a swimming pool.

Tom filled the pool with water.

Do you have a swimming pool?

Do you have a swimming pool?

Everybody jumped into the pool.

Tom went to the swimming pool.

Mary jumped into the pool.

I jumped into the pool.

Tom jumped in the pool.

The length of the river is .

True water!

A change in one often leads to shifts in the others as well.

That pool really looks inviting.

He fell head over heels into the pool.