Sentence examples for catch the cooling from inspiring English sources

I discover the charming Swahili architecture of tightly packed townhouses made of coral blocks with balconies, courtyards and roof terraces designed to catch the cooling breezes.

And Puerto Rico sits in the path of the trade winds, so rooms are sited to catch the cool breeze.

The location, in the foothills of the Mount Lofty Ranges, was chosen to catch the cool breezes coming from the sea across the Adelaide Plains.

Nearly 100 Huntington Beach High School surfers in wetsuits lined the shore near the pier at sunrise Wednesday — not to catch the cool autumn waves but to learn lifesaving techniques from local lifeguards.

So jellyfish aren't being jerks any more than the adorable seal that got caught up in the cooling system at an English nuclear power plant, or the diver who was unwittingly sucked into a Los Angeles power plant, not to mention the sea turtles, manatees and billions of fish that have found themselves drawn into power plant intake pipes every year.

Indy catches the now-cool stone, while Mola Ram falls into the river below, where he is devoured by crocodiles.

You heat it up, catch the vapour that emanates, and cool that vapour down until it liquefies.The result burns.

Javier Torres and Lucia Solari dispatch their leaps and turns with brisk efficiency (Solari is a demon pirouetter) and Abigail Prudames's elegant line and cool phrasing catch the eye.

The graphic possibilities of ice and snow are gorgeously realised in some of the most straightforwardly beautiful animation since those pups trotted through the snowdrifts in 101 Dalmatians: make sure you catch the chase at sunset, with cool, mauve horizontal shadows cutting across the glittering tundra.

Measurements made by another orbiter show that areas marked by seasonal streaks are basking in solar warmth like sunbathers trying to catch the maximum rays on a cool spring day.

These cool hoops will catch the light, and fellow wedding guests' eyes.