Sentence examples for being cool to from inspiring English sources
Sometime between Cool Britannia and the launch of chavscum.com, it stopped being cool to be working class.
"It stopped being cool to go into government," says Jim Thompson, MBA '86, director of the PMP from 1987 to 1998.
The audience of about 1,000 made no secret of whom it liked and whom it did not, cheering along Mr. Perry and Herman Cain, a former business executive, and being cool to Mr. Romney.
And so I continue writing this … Does "And so" mean that writing this is an effort to stop being cool, to express more than half of what he's really feeling?
After initially being cool to the bill, written by Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, Democrat of Maryland, White House officials signaled today that they would be willing to support it if changes were made to provisions on issues like the scope of a new accounting regulatory board.
But other top officials, most notably Lawrence B. Lindsey, the president's senior economic adviser, are described as being cool to the creation of a new government-backed company involved in setting premiums, and about the establishment of an open-ended liability that could cost taxpayers many billions of dollars.
