Sentence examples for grow cool from inspiring English sources
In France, I was the butt of a great many jokes about my "Jewish mother" child-rearing techniques: I worried that my 3-year-old might drown if left to wander unattended around an unfenced swimming pool; I held up countless dinner parties, letting food grow cool and tempers grow short, while I rocked and sang and soothed my un-Ferberized babies to sleep.
Sir Boyle fought hard for the Union: Gentlemen may tither, and tither, and tither, and may think it a bad measure; but their heads at present are hot, and will so remain till they grow cool again, and so they can't decide right now, but when the day of judgement comes then honourable gentlemen will be satisfied with this most excellent union.
When you think you're ready to move on to a deeper state of consciousness, add another step to your trance: feel your forehead grow cool.
Most view their enclave as an affordable and welcoming alternative to Martha's Vineyard or the Hamptons, and one that — as the days grow cooler — they are reluctant to leave.
It felt as if I walked miles and miles in my happy, bare feet as the day began to grow cooler.
"They grew cool very quickly".
It's twilight, summer, growing cool.
The nights have grown cool again, like the nights.
(We moved there from the patio when the evening grew cool).
With Italy lost, Frenchmen of the centre and right grew cool toward closer ties with the Soviet Union; they had counted on Italy to counterbalance Soviet influence.
