Sentence examples for calls cool from inspiring English sources

They also allow plants like roses and clematis plenty of room under the stones for what Mr. Dash calls "cool root run".

Indeed, for the first 150 pages of "Mister Max," there are very few of what one of my young readers calls "cool bits" — no sword fights, sorcerer's shocks or almost any other active eventfulness.

Boost Mobile, the West Coast wireless company, had just produced a set of limited-edition phones, co-branded with the Retail Mafia members, as an elaborate strategy to impress "influencers," which is what corporate America calls Cool Guys.

Natalie Klein, who is behind the stylish multi brand NK stores in São Paulo and Rio de Janiero, says that back in 1997, when she started, it was a new idea in Brazil to offer what she calls "cool luxury," meaning nonostentatious fashion.

Apple made video calls cool.

Churches in his network, an umbrella for 100 Baptist congregations, expanded their ethnic ministries — Spanish, Cambodian — as intimate alternatives to mega-churches that he calls "cool churches for white people".

Now that's what I call cool.

But of course most people who get called cool are just afraid to show their feelings.

The films were shown in a programme for ITV called Cool for Cats.

But Mr Hoon, though clever, has a style that admirers call cool and forensic and critics call bland.

None of the ones I saw on my first trawl, though, were what you could call cool.