Sentence examples for started to cool from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gulliver said he expected such expense to remain high despite some signs that China's economy had started to cool.

He became a soloist, one level below principal, just as his ambition to dance started to cool.

But, eventually, increasing power meant that even VW conceded the point and started to cool its engines with water.Something similar is happening with computer chips.

And we know that it started to cool because the Earth began to capture the carbon dioxide naturally and store it deep below ground.

But the enthusiasm, which seemed to reach a fever pitch earlier this summer, started to cool in August amid volatility in the equity markets and macroeconomic fears.

But, eventually, increasing power meant that even VW conceded the point and started to cool its motors with water.Something similar is about to happen with computer chips.

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.

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

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