Sentence examples for be in a cool from inspiring English sources
"I'd rather be in a cool car than a hot house with two cranky babies," she said.
From the thin fries to the craft beers and homemade ketchup, you could be in a cool West Coast burger shack.
King's Cross at that time was really sleazy, so if you wanted to be in a cool place you'd go to Camden.
He wanted to leave, too, he thought, to be in a cool green place, to collect and recollect everything in its complexity, which was impossible here with it all pressing down on him.
"They'd rather be in a cool neighborhood with bigger rooms, bigger space, maybe with a kitchen that makes them feel like, hey, this is what it feels like to live in San Francisco or Chicago".
A lot of companies are coming to us because they're losing their people to other cities because people in their 20s and 30s want to be in a cool downtown.
Can the diner be in a 'cool' part of the city?
"They are in a cool, dry place," he said then.
The other, in a plastic pot, is in a cool, humid shaded spot.
When it is in a cool, or La Niña phase (bottom), tornadoes increase (indicated by red areas).
