Sentence examples for given a cool from inspiring English sources

Pakistan has given a cool response to President Barack Obama's announced 30,000 troop surge in Afghanistan.

Do you feel like you should be congratulated, or do you feel like you should be given a cool glass of water? A. G. Sulzberger: Well, thank you.

Wayne Rooney, given a cool reception by some England supporters during the team's final World Cup game against Costa Rica, is among the frontrunners to succeed Gerrard, with Roy Hodgson short of established options for the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign.

The Clash's second album, Give 'Em Enough Rope, was given a cool critical reception – produced by Blue Öyster Cult producer Sandy Pearlman, it was seen as too rock, too American (a big sin for many, given the song I'm So Bored With The USA).

Once given a cool reception in the West, General Musharraf has already won pledges of debt relief and the lifting of United States economic sanctions as part of a number of measures intended to prop up Pakistan's stalled economy in exchange for his support of the American-led antiterrorism coalition.

But Italian warnings of a "Biblical" exodus from Libya were given a cool reception by Germany and others.

After dinner, they were given a cooler containing various snacks to consume ad libitum, at home, throughout the remainder of the evening.

This approach gives a cool, almost documentary power to his narrative.

In a magazine interview last autumn, Hurley gave a cool appraisal of their relationship.

The designer has used high-tech fabrics before to give a cool edge to his clothes.

Mr Johnson also gave a cool reception to Mr Allen's suggestion that Channel 4 should be privatised.