Sentence examples for cool open from inspiring English sources
If you can't, then improvise and do what most students have always done to heat and cool: open or close windows & doors; use a red heat lamp at your feet (uses a lot less electricity); use a blanket; remove or put on extra layers; drink hot or cold drinks; put on a fan etc. Get groovy stationery and desk gear.
When cool, open each shell and remove the clam.
Though I spent my childhood summers boating and swimming in Lake Michigan, my two teenage daughters, Harriet, 19, and Florence, 15, had never known the joys of plunging into the clear, cool, open waters of a Great Lake.
The finished house gathers around the wash in a similar way: two cool, open, rectangular, inward-facing wings are connected by an indoor bridge with a cutout window in its floor.
Thye Moh Chan Cake House, 53 Lorong 27 Geylang This large, cool open dim sum tea house is very basic, with red plastic garden chairs, ceiling fans and formica tables, and the kitchen area appears to be dotted among the seating.
Inside, we found a cool, open metal shed filled with perfume counters and stores dispensing freshly baked baguettes along with the most cultured of yogurts, and miniature flags of various nations under the oversized flag of Microsoft Windows NT, which hung limply from the rafters to remind us that we were all global citizens who loved to travel and compute.
I let it cool, opened the can and boom, dulce de leche for $3.
The first thou goes to the person who makes the "coolest" open source implementation — game, app, whatever.
The newly designed heat exchanger is then compared by a simulation analysis to data of an air cooled open sorption process published in earlier research.
An enhanced evaporatively cooled open sorption cycle which can be driven by solar thermal heat is presented as an environmentally benign alternative to conventional air conditioning cycles.
By simulation analysis, the recently designed heat exchanger is then compared to data of an air cooled open sorption process published in earlier research.
