Here, dressed in excruciatingly cool head-to-toe black, his Lloyd is a natural preener who loves to play God and finds the self-aggrandizing pose in every moment of catastrophe.
IT TAKES a cool head to invest.
Do circuit breakers calm nerves and allow cool heads to prevail, which is the ambition, or do they merely intensify panic when markets reopen?
Mr Graham said: "We need cool heads to analyse carefully what information the security services had access to and how they used it before necessarily concluding that we must give them access to more and more of our private information.
Liverpudlians are often derided for being too emotional, too histrionic – but at moments like this it takes a groundswell of emotion, rather than calm, cool heads, to change minds.
When nerves begin to fray, the understated Thornton, standing in the back of the rhythm section, exhorts teammates to keep a cool head, to channel the anger and frustration into the game.
Once again it looks like it is time for cool heads to weather the storm, and, although most Danes are nice and well-meaning people, we have created a tendency to rock the boat every so often.
(Agence France-Presse) EL-AYNAOUI WINS: Seventh-seeded Younes el-Aynaoui of Morocco kept a cool head to beat the unseeded Spaniard Albert Montanes, 7-6, 7-6, in the Romanian Open final in Bucharest.
Can he keep a cool head to see England home?
We lacked a cool head to try to equalise rather than playing long balls".
"You need people with cool heads to make the right decisions, particularly defensively.
