Sentence examples for cool direction from inspiring English sources
The effect is diminished on screen because Anderson's cool direction tends to flatten out the feeling.
Looks as if science is a pretty cool direction to head in after all.
Variety praised the writing and direction: "Mandel's cool direction of Carter's ingenious script and the artful presentation itself give TV sci-fi a boost".
What's your feeling on tweaking "I Can't Make You Love Me"? There's times that I know, because I'm a singer, this person had to sing this song so many times, that I don't mind if they take some liberties as long as it's a cool direction.
She played 'Candy Shop' for me, and a couple of other songs, and I thought, 'What a cool direction.' I thought she could essentially do the whole record with Pharrell if she wanted to, and I asked Tim, 'How do we fit in?' And it basically came down to how we did my record, co-producing, and just throwing Madonna in the mix".
Serves: 2 Cooking time: 20-30 mIngredientsedients: 2 slices of bread (thick farmhouse white ideally, better if stale) 2 eggs A splash of milk 1 tsp butter Nutella 1 banana A handful of strawberries Icing sugar (optional, but looks cool) Directions 1. Add the eggs to a bowl with a splash of milk, beat until mixed.
Does it make a mockery of a contest that is already beyond a joke, or can artists like Tellier take it in a new, cooler direction?
Despite this double cherry picking, ignoring 98percentt of global warming, and despite the sun and volcanoes and ocean cycles all acting in the cooling direction over the past decade, the best climate contrarians can do is find a flat 10-year surface temperature trend.
The most important take-home point, which I focused on in my blog post, is the reality that natural variability — when moving things temporarily in the cooling direction — could pose a challenge to environmental activists who have sought to portray real-time events as the reason for action on emissions curbs.
They have a preferential orientation that fits the cooling direction.
Move 1 number in either the "warmer" or "cooler" direction according to the temperature that you measured.
