Sentence examples for a sort of cooler from inspiring English sources

(To keep Isabella's milk from spoiling, No Impact Man tries to construct a sort of cooler out of clay pots and wet sand, but it doesn't work, so his wife ends up cadging ice from a neighbor).

(The exception is Eliza, a sort of cool Cordelia).

But The Bell Jar had a sort of cool jauntiness to it.

A sort of cool, bland reason oozed from him, and until the last two weeks a certain political expediency seemed beyond him.

The snack was introduced in 1948, and since 1986 the brand's mascot has been Chester Cheetah, who today is a sort of cool troublemaker.

Tyner's pianistic cascades of bright chromaticism come as a sort of cooling relief from Coltrane's blazing-hot performance but not a spark to it; they no longer add much in the way of underpinning to Coltrane's solos.

As a result, he achieves a sort of cool, tangible edition of pointillism.

He reacts curiously to human emotion: crying inspires either scorn or a sort of distant sympathy, anger inspires a sort of cool, lethal calm.

Miki B. represent a sort of "city cool" aesthetic, while Kid's Club will encompass sporty athletic, modern casual, and classic preppy styles.

UberPeople.net is a rudimentary and extremely popular message board for Uber drivers that serves as a sort of public water cooler.

They are also predominantly male — about eighty per cent, Wales says — and compulsively social, conversing with each other not only on the talk pages attached to each entry but on Wikipedia-dedicated I.R.C. channels and on user pages, which regular contributors often create and which serve as a sort of personalized office cooler.