Sentence examples for barely cool from inspiring English sources

Barely cool is just about right.

The Democratic Party is barely cool, and it has Barack Obama.

This isn't conquest enough for Luca, however, and with his post-coital Lucky Strike barely cool on the garage floor, he's got his hands down the pants of Angelo, a sensitive young male mechanic.

Thanks to the volcano, Big Island gardens, as I discovered on a trip in late January, cover the entire spectrum of cultivated tropical landscape: orchid-studded jungle perpetually glazed by rain; barely cool black lava desert where gnarled kiawe trees grow alongside flamboyant bougainvillea; upcountry fields fringed by breadfruit trees and hibiscus.

As soon as they are barely cool enough to handle, cut them into bite-size pieces.

Let them slowly drop in temperature for about 15 minutes, until they are just barely cool enough to handle with your hands.

The rifle barrels of the Revolution had barely cooled when a French immigrant, J. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur, published "Letters From an American Farmer," a book-length description of the emerging nation.

The corpse of Soviet Communism had barely cooled at the time, and our talk wandered from the causes of its demise to the radicalism of New York intellectuals in the nineteen-thirties and forties — the Communists, their fellow-travellers, their socialist and Trotskyist enemies — and thence to the curious ways in which the influence of those lingering enmities is still felt.

Although the heat has barely cooled from Tsiskaridze's disputes with the Bolshoi management and his name continues to be linked with the trial of Pavel Dmitrichenko, who was accused of the acid attack on ballet director Sergei Filin, he has just been appointed rector of the Vaganova Academy, in St Petersburg.

The corpse of Soviet Communism had barely cooled at the time, and our talk wandered from the causes of its demise to the radicalism of New York intellectuals in the nineteen-thirties and forties the Communists, their fellow-travellers, their socialist and Trotskyist enemies and thence to the curious ways in which the influence of those lingering enmities is still felt.

For many, it's even become a family tradition for a shopping spree before the leftovers have barely cooled.