Sentence examples for cool causes from inspiring English sources

The biggest benefit over a cheaper fan isn't the timer or the remote, which is very handy when you're trying not to sweat on the sofa in front of the TV watching Wimbledon, it's the reduced distraction the Cool causes compared to a bladed fan.

And, of course, the first rule says that it cannot accurately be observed at all, because the act of discovering cool causes cool to take flight, so if you add all three together they describe a closed loop, the hermeneutic circle of coolhunting, a phenomenon whereby not only can the uncool not see cool but cool cannot even be adequately described to them.

Still, some areas of the economy may start to cool, causing growth this quarter to slow from the 5.6percentt annual pace of the first three months of the year.

Price: $349 In-store date: April 2008 Site: www.philips.com Why it's cool: 'Cause it won't put me in hock for life.

But now that it is about to achieve its independence some are concerned that Americans who campaigned and lobbied on its behalf, will find some other "cool" cause to occupy them.

Compounding the problems, on Tuesday a fire broke out in Unit 4's fuel storage pond, an area where used nuclear fuel is kept cool, causing radioactivity to be released into the atmosphere.

Avoid talking about getting married if there's nothing to say, just keep it cool cause you might stress him out.

Rapid cooling causes transient increases in discharge frequency, whereas rapid warming produces transient discharge inhibition.

Rapid cooling causes a steep transient response, and rapid warming produces a temporary inhibition of discharge.

This cooling causes the air near the surface to become denser and, at the same time, causes an inflow of air at high levels to replace the denser, sinking air.

The cyclic spray cooling causes thermal fatigue cracks in the T91 tube.