Sentence examples for be a bit cooler from inspiring English sources

Although it's not, as The KLF have declared, necessarily grim up north, the Met Office are warning those beyond Watford Gap to prepare for it to be "a bit cooler, with the cloud amounts increasing".

"It'll be a bit cooler further north and in the far west with the cloud amounts increasing, but overall a lovely day with plenty of sunshine across those eastern parts away from thicker clouds and showers in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and south-west England".

I found Rock Band 2 to be a little easier to follow but I found the star power feature in GHWT to be a bit cooler.

Inland and Valley temperatures could reach 108 degrees Monday and beaches should be a bit cooler in the 80s, according to the National Weather Service.

However, that warm welcome we've all come accustomed to in recent years may be a bit cooler in the coming days.

"I always think things that are genderless are a bit cooler too.

Although it's a pity they're not down in Victoria where it's a bit cooler".

For one, it is a bit cooler than the rest of the city, thanks to its location in New York Harbor.

The main advantages are that it is a bit cooler than the dry season, and the rain sometimes makes fossils easier to see by cleaning the outcrops off.

Yes, it would have been a bit cooler if the Gore-Tex trousers had been left looking like dark and not pre-faded denim.

Meanwhile, for young Orthodox music fans, it's a gentle form of rebellion; not as bad as eating bacon, but a Soulfarm gig is a bit cooler than another youth group singalong.