Sentence examples for cool usually from inspiring English sources

Allowing the engine to cool usually enables the vapour to recondense and thereby clears the vapour lock.

With subway cars from every era sitting on tracks -- as well as trolleys and steam trains -- the museum is the opposite of everything one associates with subways: quiet, cool, usually empty.

Next comes another species of biker, which I call the Really Cool Biker, because they are really cool — usually younger than the Lance Armstrong types, wearing skinny jeans and a windbreaker imprinted with, say, the name of a bar or a bowling alley, and riding a sleek, fixed-gear frame bike that I myself am too uncool to even adequately describe.

Moreover, the prevailing climate at Bird Island during the austral summer is cool (usually between 1.5 and 4.5 degrees centigrade).

Thoughts like "it all sounds the same" or "they only listen to that music to seem cool" usually come from ignorance.

The dung ball, however, stays cooler, usually between 86 and 95 degrees.

Alcohol vapors form and rise into a column or coil, then condense and collect in a second vessel that's cooled, usually from the outside, with running water.

One of the most common and practical ways for avoiding heat stress in the workplace – working during the coolest (usually early morning) hours – has limited viability for these workplaces since the shift already starts shortly after sunrise.

With aromatic primary amines, nitrogen is not lost if the reaction mixture is kept cool (usually 0 °C [32 °F]), and a diazonium salt, ArN2+X−, where Ar is an aryl group, is formed: ArNH2 + HNO2 + HX → ArN2+X− These highly reactive compounds are of great importance in organic synthesis and in the dye industry (see dyes).

The estimates are so small that they cool a usually heated debate.

Cool seats, usually offered as a front pair, are sold at retail for $500 or $600, and so far are available only in a few expensive luxury models.