Sentence examples for cool fits from inspiring English sources

In this sense, the third rule of cool fits perfectly into the second: the second rule says that cool cannot be manufactured, only observed, and the third says that it can only be observed by those who are themselves cool.

The streaky jeans were all about the cool fit.

At the top of the mountain the air is blue and cool, fit for drinking.

At 71, he still looks like a cool, fit academic, with grey hair, glasses and a sleeveless white shirt.

The telescoping handle allowed the 58-can cooler to roll "over the sand nicely," and the cooler fit "enough drinks for the day".

As "She's a Bad Mamma Jamma" blasted from a blue Igloo cooler fitted with a cassette deck and powered by a car battery, he explained his invention in this way: "On the river, you got to have music".

The spare, cool décor fits the neighborhood, with a sweeping expanse of marble framing a long open kitchen.

I found that really inspiring: it reminded me not to worry about whether a song sounds cool, or fits with everything we've done before – but just to let the song be what it is.

The Frenchies enthusiastically took turns in front of the camera, maintaining their cool between fits of arm-flailing, mosquito-killing rage.

"Nothing cool ever fit me".

"The Endless Summer" was redolent of a dharma-bum cool that fit neatly with the awakening youth interest in Eastern philosophy and the search for a force bigger than oneself.