Sentence examples for be cool with an from inspiring English sources

Riverside will be cool with an expected rainstorm.

The pressure to be chill is the reason I pretended to be cool with an open relationship, even though that shit is really not for me.

Weather conditions in mid-Michigan today are expected to be cool with a threat of rain.

The everyday person should be cool with a BlackBerry or iPhone or whatever.

She's cool with an ex-boyfriend's recent embrace of the gay community, too.

So figure out if you're cool with an open relationship between you, your partner, his company, and a few quirks, hangups, and ego drivers.

Too much sugar can usually be remedied with a squeeze of citrus or a bit of grated lemon peel, while an over-hot curry can be cooled with a dollop of yoghurt.

Also, smaller boil kettles can be cooled in an ice bath in the sink, while larger volumes that cannot be safely picked up while hot must be cooled with a wort chiller (see below).

He's cool, with a Hawaian-style laid-back vibe.

Still, I decided he was cool, with a ragged but considered personal style, and a pretty sweet orange bike.

Don't bother using your MacBook or MacBook Pro without the battery installed unless you're cool with a huge performance decrease.