Sentence examples for performing cool from inspiring English sources

Black males have been performing cool pose for centuries to resist whiteness at every turn with their bodies, attitudes and swagger.

Mike begs for one more chance and promises to meet with a tutor, but later decides to follow his dreams and auditions for the role of Riff in West Side Story, performing "Cool".

Probably the Estonian girl band that performed "Cool Vibes" for Switzerland under the name Vanilla Ninja, in 2005.

It never seemed fair; as we struggled to protect our shins from getting whacked by hockey sticks our boyfriends got to perform cool, Super-hero feats like putting someone's neck into a "choke hold" and getting down and dirty on all fours.

As the bees were provided with sufficient liquid food during experiments, they were able to perform cooling measures.

Subsequently to PCR, a fluorescence curve melting analysis (FCMA) was performed, cooling down the PCR reaction product to 50°C and increasing the temperature with a maximum ramping rate up to 90°C.

Because not all patients in the two groups were treated by in-hospital hypothermia, the whole sample of 80 patients can be distributed into four subgroups according to the performed cooling schedule: pre-hospital cooling followed by in-hospital TH, in-hospital cooling only, pre-hospital cooling only, and no administration of TH.

And it's important to note that "none of the scientific research shows any negative effects due to performing a cool-down," Dr. Fradkin says.

Tonight features another important tracksuit: Queen Latifah, in red Adidas, will perform LL Cool J's "Rock the Bells".

Ms. Pearlman's duet, performed with cool intensity by Liz Hoefner and David King to music by Joan Jeanrenaud, seemed at first to be stylized combat for lovers but then wandered confusingly from that theme.

These elements are, in short, the kinds of polished routines Cirque fans have come to expect at the troupe's ever-growing collection of shows: impressive physical feats performed in cool costumes (by Dominique Lemieux) and bathed in arresting lighting (Bruno Rafie).