Sentence examples for always be cool from inspiring English sources

In the unfortunately titled Hip In A Hijab (Friday, 11am, Radio 4), Shelina Janmohamed does something similar from an Islamic point of view, talking to teenage girls brought up in that faith about how they manage to reconcile it with the teenage need to always be cool.

"The difference I think between him and Wenger is that Pellegrini will always be cool and calm with the media no matter what.

Sources say Dennis and Alonso made their peace in a meeting this summer, although their relationship will inevitably always be cool.

You'll always be cool for that.

It would be nice to always be cool.

The understanding of thermodynamics was limited at the start of the 19th century, when it was believed that the key to the successful storage to ice was the construction of underground ice houses, where it was believed, incorrectly, that it would always be cool enough to store ice successfully.

The condenser heat capacity and surface area (finned) could be increased so that it will always be cooler than the other glass cover sides and act as a more effective heat and mass sink.

Sherman, as always, is cool and unflustered.

"My neighbourhood has always been cool," he says.

It's not so much of a new thing though, they've always been cool, but for rather different reasons.

Christine C. Quinn (D) has always been cool to this idea, saying it would be punitive and not necessarily effective.