The phrase "a cool ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vehicle or experience that is enjoyable, impressive, or stylish.
Example: "After saving up for months, I finally bought a motorcycle, and it's such a cool ride."
Alternatives: "an awesome vehicle" or "a stylish journey."
"It's been a cool ride so far," Cameron said.
Of course, young L.A. actors and Williamsburg artists looking for a cool ride started hitting truckfinder.com years ago.
Rodger Sweeney finally ended the embarrassment of trainers beyond the Mullins clan when saddling Salsify to win the Christie's Foxhunter Chase under a cool ride from his son, Colman.
Piccled made it five wins from seven starts on Southwell's all-weather surface in yesterday's Betdirect Handicap under a cool ride from David Allan, one of the apprentice finds of last season.
In the Preakness, I'll Have Another was a rebuke to those critics who had suggested his Kentucky Derby victory came courtesy only of the suicidal fractions set by the trailblazing runner-up Bodemeister, whom he ran down close home under a cool ride from the unheralded rookie Mario Gutierrez.
"Public transportation was in the blind spot in Los Angeles because we're such a car-centric place," Mr. Lejeune said in an interview on Thursday at the Hammer Museum of the University of California, Los Angeles, before delivering a lecture titled "Michael Lejeune: A Cooler Ride".
With all the bad press that Uber's been getting of late, it's no wonder that you're looking around for a cooler ride, especially when it comes to business meetings.
"It was a very cool ride - he had to wait for the gaps and didn't panic," said trainer's wife Sue Alston, who reported there was nothing left now for Piccled on the all-weather.
But, man -- life is a really, really cool ride.
If you are warm or cool, ride in a car or own something plastic, you've probably consumed something that passed through Louisiana's Port Fourchon, which supports 90 percent of deepwater rigs and 45 percent of shallow water rigs in the gulf.
Yet the National can choose to pluck its winner from anywhere, and thanks to a cool, professional ride on Pineau De Re here on Saturday, the 37-year-old has joined a club that blackballed such jockeys as John Francome, Peter Scudamore and Jonjo O'Neill.
