Sentence examples for cool capital from inspiring English sources

For the Cool Capital Biennale, the management allowed us to light the monument up in pink.

So it's perhaps little wonder that the country's cool capital, Reykjavik, will act as the winter home of the Barcelona-born music festival Sonar 18-200 February; sonarreykjavik.com).

Walking down a street in Nuuk, a tidy Scandinavian-style coastal village that now markets itself as the world's Cool Capital, I tried to decipher bilingual signs, printed in both Danish and Greenlandic.

Whereas Brazil's government showed concern, Argentina's touted the news as a vindication of its contrarian wisdom.In Brazil Guido Mantega, the finance minister, announced a tax of 1.5% on foreigners' purchases of Brazilian treasury bonds to cool capital inflows and slow the steady appreciation of the currency, the real.

Since then, although living costs remain high, a combination of capital controls, a tourism boom – drawn by stunning scenery and a cool capital, visitors from US backpackers to Japanese tour groups have more than doubled – and flourishing energy and IT sectors, the economy has bounced back: growth is more than 3%, unemployment less than 4%.

You'll get to talk start-ups in the cool capital of the world (sorry, Palo Alto).

Now, though, just as housing demand is cooling, capital investment is increasing, economists say.

This would have cooled capital flows into the U.S. and slowed capital outflows from emerging economies.

A cool European capital, food, wine and a lot of time spent in bed would be a perfect celebration, in my opinion.

You're in the ninth grade, confronting the tyrannies of sex and adulthood, struggling to figure out what kind of adult you'd like to be, and you turn to the cultural products most important in your day as sources of cool — the capital of young life.

As with immigration, the threat of such prohibitions could cool the capital markets between the U.S. and China, potentially severely.