Joining "Mad Men" on the water-cooler hot list is "An Education," Lone Scherfig and Nick Hornby's breezy, queasy tale of shifting fashions, tastes and sexual mores in early-'60s Britain.
The Patriots, however, make a habit of cooling hot quarterbacks.
It isn't clear why antidepressants seem to cool hot flashes, at least in some women.
George Washington said that it existed to "cool" the House legislation just as a saucer can be used to cool hot coffee.
Watson and Poulter would not even dare entertain the idea of asking for a Ryder Cup encore from the patrons – fans here are for cooling hot faces.
At the 69 Wall Street Restaurant and Jazz Lounge in Huntington (631-385-7084) those impressions are cool, hot, sophisticated, singles, bar scene, music.
When war fever cools, hot new looks become less sex cue-dependant, and "unconventional" models — Twiggy, Erin O'Connor, Kristen McMenamy, Ève Salvail Jean Paul Gaultierr's skinhead muse) — are free to rise.
In 2002, during a maintenance operation, the company, AmerGen Energy, shut down a transformer that helps cool hot water before it reaches the creek.
We had it with five large, well-seared sea scallops ($18), an ideal vehicle for the sauce, which was by turns cool, hot and flowery.
