Sentence examples for feel this cool from inspiring English sources

You never feel this cool breeze.

I've felt this cooling as well.

"We feel this is a cooling period," he said.

A chilled puppy will feel cool or cool to the touch.

If you ever feel this way, rest in a cool spot and drink more water.

"That intuitive rapport — the soul of the novel — is barely felt in this cool, placid film, which so studiously tries to cram all of the book's incidents and characters into two hours that it forgets it is telling a story," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.

That intuitive rapport — the soul of the novel — is barely felt in this cool, placid film, which so studiously tries to cram all of the book's incidents and characters into two hours that it forgets it is telling a story.

Act cool, dress cool, and feel cool.

Before temperatures plunge, feel instantly cool in this stylish new biker jacket by Estella, an ideal transition piece.

There should be room in prime time for such family-friendly silliness, and Harris is just the sort of performer to tempt viewers who might otherwise feel too cool for this school.

The camels and small shoats [sheep and goats] sat close to the sea to feel cool … this is the first time I have experienced this rising sea, and the drought being so continuous, and the rains being so poor".