Sentence examples for could have cool from inspiring English sources

And how did those old-time writers get their tweed jackets to wear out only at the elbows so they could have cool leather patches?

He saw to it that the villagers walking to and from Lydda in the summer heat could have cool water and refreshing shade at a fountain that he built for them at the gate of the Zionist youth village.

Spotz could have cooled herself at night by opening the two hatches of her watertight sleeping cabin, but doing so would have made her vulnerable to large waves.

Of the disastrous 1968 Chicago National Democratic Convention, he writes that Mayor Daley "could have cooled it -- and not merely have cooled it, but turned it to gross P.R. advan".

Some scientists wonder whether Earth could have cooled that quickly, and whether alternate theories for the Moon's origin may have to be revisited.

Nothing could have cooled me off better than that icy jug of Joe's Summer Blend, a mix of lemon and apple juice.

It suggested that the icy waters could have cooled the adjacent air and warped images that confused the Californian, a ship nearby that could have rushed to the Titanic's aid but instead did nothing.

The infusion of hot lava into the sea would have produced immense clouds that could have cooled the planet and produced acid rain, said the scientists, a group led by Paul Wignall of the University of Leeds in Britain.

To doubters of Genesis claiming that the earth could never have cooled in six days from a molten state, "My reply was that the earth had indeed cooled at great speed, being made possible by a process I termed Divine Refrigeration".Yet the "scientific" theories promoted by Potter, a geologist, are no more impressive.

"We could have a cool team name, something like 'Make Mine Recyclable,' " I suggested that evening at the dinner table.

Google also has an interesting project called PowerMeter, which monitors power consumption over time which could have some cool applications here.