Sentence examples similar to circling cool from inspiring English sources

Over the years I've spent hundreds of hours in coffee shops, circling cool-sounding jobs in pink highlighter pens.

Red circles mean heating, blue circles cooling and green circles identify technologies and sources used for electricity provision in the district.

Lou Whitaker was a one-circle guy, with uniform No. 1, making his circle doubly cool.

Now that the geography of cool has begun circling back on itself, it may be easier for people like him to do just that.

Maybe not as cool as Superman circling the earth to travel in time, but not bad.

As a hotwalker lead the horse around in a circle to cool down, a throng of cameras surrounded him, worrying his handlers.

Blue, pink, and red circles represent cool and moist to warm and dry air parcels, respectively.

Eventually we circled back to the cool table and talked to Blake one of the dewy skinned Minus 18 regulars.

When we return to the lodge I stand under the al fresco shower with cool water on my back and a glittering haul of stars circling my head.

His goofy and sinister appointments to top government positions extinguish any hope his wild impulses will be contained by an inner circle of cooler heads.

Meanwhile, the winds cool as they circle through Western Canada to the Atlantic Coast.