She dived into the swimming pool.

Sami drowned in the swimming pool.

Sami lost his glasses in the pool.

Sami is drowing in the swimming pool.

Sami was swimming in the pool.

Sami was playing with the kids in the pool.

Sami and Layla were swimming in the pool.

Sami's lifeless body was floating in the swimming pool.

Sami got Layla a job at the swimming pool.

Indeed, this is kind of like the Sesame Street game of Which thing doesn't belong? And you're right to say it's the swimming pool that doesn't belong, because the swimming pool is the only thing on this slide that's actually very dangerous.

I reply that we take Joori to the swimming pool and to the library on Friday afternoons, where she plays and learns with other children.

I admit that I don't take Joori to the swimming pool every day or even every week and that we take her to the library once every two weeks on average.

Did you see him on 60 Minutes, racing Michael Phelps in a pool nothing but swim trunks on diving in the water, determined to beat this swimming champion?

In a video released by the IOC, Yusra describes her last training in Syria by looking up at the roof over a pool and seeing the sky through holes blown by bombs.