Sentence examples for gone cool from inspiring English sources
And Berlin has gone cool on the idea of a banking union which could clean up the financial sector.
Investors have gone cool on building windmills in German waters because of their costs and doubts over future electricity rates.
For Mr Hollande, anything that brings treaty change closer means giving an answer to Germany's call for "political union".As it happens, Germany also has gone cool on such talk.
The crowds are long gone, and the sand has gone cool underfoot.
Australia used to, but its new government has gone cooler on the idea.
Her arms and hands went cool and pale, perfectly normal.
My assistant Nadine went 'Cool.' She booked bowling.
That's the problem – and why the Brits went cool on a similar system called Blue Force Tracker.
You can order too much, watch a pie go cool on the plate, eat it anyway and discover: terrific.
If I want people to hire my house, and I tell them that I own property and have directorships, they go cool on the idea.
Its executive publisher, Sally Heath, said it had literary and cultural merit but when Greer reread the notebook she went cool on the idea.
