Sentence examples for cool come from inspiring English sources

"There's nobody in the U.K. putting down $20m saying, 'We think what you're doing is really cool; come and do it here.' " Middlesex University said last spring that it intended to close its philosophy department.

That's where the warmth and the cool come in: his live mixes capture a sense of the group — he lets each individual voice sound prominent while maintaining a sense of the musicians' proximity, of the intertwining of their sounds and, above all, of their sensibilities.

He was also living next door to a mate and we accidentally met on the stairs and he said: "It's cool, come on in!" Now every time he sees me he goes: "What's up, I want you to take some naked pictures of me".

Their début album, "My Love Is Cool," comes out this month.

And so Afropolitanism, young and cool, comes with responsibilities.

But if something sounds cool comes along then I'll do it.

With her lack of cool comes a tangible sense of liberation.

A debut album, My Love Is Cool, came out last year and their single, Moaning Lisa Smile, was nominated for a Grammy Award for best rock performance this year.

Of course, anyone who knows anything about popular culture knows that "cool" comes in all colors.

In a country where cool comes effortlessly, the recently opened Marino alla Scala just tries too hard.

There's always something cool coming out of Y Combinator, but even so Greplin stands out from the crowd.