Sentence examples for be a cool year from inspiring English sources

It's going to be a cool year.

And it's been a cool year.

By contrast, 2004 in Bordeaux was a cooler year, and so many of the wines were fresh and tannic, with a lively and occasionally overbearing acidity.

You think you are going to be a cool hip parent, then your 12 year old daughter wants a pair of plain gray sweatpants that cost $58.

2013 happened to be a relatively cool year in the Arctic – the coolest since 2004.

The tartness, the piquancy, as reflected in a mouth-watering grapefruity acidity, echoes rieslings from the small Saar region of Germany that are products of a cool year.

One day you're a cool 32-year-old party animal and the next your kids have stopped talking to your broken-down 55-year-old ass.

(Nods to "The Sopranos," "Sex and the City," films with winsome British men and black viewers who might otherwise watch UPN shows.) The star is a cool 18-year-old college dropout named George, and don't let her name fool you: after the success of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," this show isn't going to miss the chance to let a smart young blonde struggle with forces beyond her control.

The average age of the artists on display is a cool 75 years old.

The cost of this scheme is a cool £2bn extra each year.

"Uber is a cool thing, every single year something new comes in and Uber is hot right now, so we have the Amish Uber.