Sentence examples for be cool on from inspiring English sources

"What conservatives really need help on is how to be cool on campus," Auchterlonie says.

I'm a licensing guy, I'm living in Brooklyn, I'm thinking, 'The juxtaposition of smart and athletic, that would be cool on a T-shirt.' I called up my brother, who's a designer, and he said, 'Yeah, that's really cool.'" But he found nothing on the Smart Set in the league's archives, at the Basketball Hall of Fame or at the Library of Congress.

For the Tumi project -- which will be limited to 1,000 of each case in the four-piece collection -- Matos explains that he "didn't sit there thinking, What would be cool on a Tumi bag?" If he'd thought of himself as just a tagger for hire, he says, "the work wouldn't have come out as good".

Far from being "ahead of its time," it looks increasingly like the graphic equivalent of what we Brits scathingly call "dad dancing," namely a middle-aged man who tries so hard to be cool on the dance floor that he fails.

This summer looks to be cool on jobs.

"I wouldn't mind wearing a dress - at least I'd be cool". On Wednesday, temperatures in nearby Harpenden peaked at 31.5C.

The metal tapered end is cooling on tired morning eyes and gentle, light-reflecting pigments illuminate under the eye.

The quarterback-needy Vikings seem to be  cooling on McNabb.

A number of congressional Republicans appear to be cooling on the idea.

But driven by hard-nosed considerations of cost-effectiveness, the NHS seems to be cooling on the idea.

The Count was cool on the telephone.