Sentence examples for start to cool from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the forecasters predict that temperatures will start to cool tomorrow.

Colin Couchman said: "Our expectation is that things will start to cool off a bit".

This in turn causes the outer layers of the star to expand and start to cool.

Some economists think that the overall pace of housing may start to cool later in the year.

"It will remain quite hot and humid in some areas today but generally everywhere will now start to cool off".

Knowing nothing about the source of energy in stars, Laplace assumed that the Sun would start to cool as it radiated away its heat.

June data suggest the market may be starting to cool.

Is Gov. David A. Paterson's support for Hillary Clinton starting to cool?

"But when it hits the ground, it starts to cool off; the pool cools fast.

Only now are Peru's coastal waters starting to cool again.Farmers' losses have been huge.

But when it starts to cool off, it is such a relief.