Sentence examples for cool nuisance from inspiring English sources
At Kenny's Castaways there's a balcony, promising more sightlines, but there's also a Fender Rhodes keyboard instead of a piano, which became a cool nuisance: it made so many bands sound similar.
Some even regard the convention as a nuisance, betraying an adolescent urge to act cool and sophisticated.
The one major setback is that the cloth cords, while very cool looking and seemingly sturdy, tend to knot up — a nuisance I couldn't bare.
It is cooler up here, she says, but the bugs are a nuisance.
While the large numbers of crows make for a cool, almost otherworldly photo, some Portland residents view the birds as a nuisance.
Another major nuisance, the smaller moon jellyfish (Aurelia aurita), has blocked the cooling system intake at a power plant and has turned beaches into graveyards as it washes up with the tide.
They were a bloody nuisance, to tell you the truth, and he said, oh, they're not cool any more.
Instead of saying that Marisa Tomei is old, they're giving Peter Parker a cool aunt that he can relate to, one who won't be the deluded-but-sweet nuisance that Aunt May has always been in the past.
Whether wallowing in cool water or ruining a farmer's crops, these beasts, which number 6m or so, are an increasing nuisance.
