Sentence examples for bit of a cool from inspiring English sources

Originally Mikkelsen's character was a bit of a cool dude, but Mikkelsen complained that it was nothing like Refn.

The result is a very entertaining and good-natured film, which has had a bit of a cool reception in the US - though I can't for the life of me think why.

"I always thought it was a bit of a cool story, being a kid from New York coming to the UK.

Both halves of the parental partnership can add photos, movies, sounds, and notes to the baby's timeline — and as a bit of a cool (if silly) trick: if you put both phones next to each other, you can view the timeline spread out across the resulting double-sized display.

Robbie Munroe of the National Weather Service told me this summer actually got off to a bit of a cool start but then took a sharp turn.

But M'Queen considers being on the bill with Bush at 12th and Porter shortly after that as their first "real booked show," adding, "I guess that was a little bit of a cool sign that we were gonna do something big".

Mr. Obama's efforts to crack down on Wall Street — and in particular, on hedge fund managers — appear to have led to a bit of a cool-down when it comes to raising money there.

"It had a bit of a cooling effect particularly in Queensland, though they still came in with their fifth warmest March on record," he said.

It was a bit more of a cool school (4) where cool kids went and ended up being really famous.

This feature adds a bit of cool to an otherwise plain-Jane music phone and might be a welcome addition during long drives or bouts of Russian Roulette in some sweat-fly besotted Cambodian bordello.

If you must pull your horse's mane in a short amount of time, put a bit of Green Cool (or related product) on the crest of the mane, then pull it.