Sentence examples for go cool off from inspiring English sources

It's okay to say, "I'm really upset right now, and I need to go cool off".

If they eat the snacks and/or finish the show, then get back to butting heads, tell them to go cool off away from each other.

"On Sunday we're going to start cooling off a little bit by a few degrees," Meier said.

We were in the middle of the country, up in the hills in Kalaw where Brits go to cool off.

Forty-two of the people sampled in July were New Yorkers, the others had varied reasons for wanting to go to the Music Hall, only 27 were going to cool off.

In the heart of winter I hear: "Al, when is it going to warm up?" "When will we see the sun?" During the summer these same people ask, "When is it going to cool off?" "How about a break in the heat?" We've become a nation of complainers and New York is no exception.

A newspaper article from the period warns people that all buses going into the hills were completely packed, reassuring them that if they went to cool off in the open-air baths instead, there would be enough beer and ice cream for everyone.   .

This is what the pundits argued: First, the Dow always declines in the year after a presidential election and second, after two years of heady gains, 1997 was the year that the Dow was going to cool off.

If you are one of those people who can't wait for summer to be over, or just want to go somewhere to cool off for a while, we have found 10 great destinations where you can beat the heat.

He brushed her aside and went outside to cool off.

So Florida tourists who annoy a store assistant or waiter should be cautious if that person goes outside to "cool off".