Sentence examples for become cool to from inspiring English sources

Will it become cool to speak and live and sing and groove in, say, Mohegan?

Of course, for some, the primary motivation is fashion; it's become cool to collect vinyl or wear slick headphones.

"When I was in high school it was just starting to become cool to be of convict stock".

If it can become cool to play, I think we're going to get a lot of good young American players".

"It has really become cool to be a mensch," Ms. Gorman Newman said, noting that she uses the word in a gender-neutral way.

"Now it's become cool to get up earlier and be professional," he said, although he acknowledged that he may just be growing older.

It became cool to go to games, and Rodgers is now hounded by his fellow students.

Sometime around 1986, the year that Kingsley Amis's The Old Devils was published, it became cool to grow old disgracefully.

The goal, he told me, "is to create an economy and a culture in which it eventually becomes cool to consume less".

During London Naval Conference, he became cool to his friend, an American, and also when Tilden beat Cochet, French tennis player.

Ergo, it became cool to dress like you had more serious things to think about than how you dress (see also: normcore, geek chic's progeny).