Sentence examples for take a cool from inspiring English sources
"Just want to take a cool picture of me with an Uzi/And post it on my Facebook profile page".
The scale of the setback suggests a new government may have to take a cool look at whether the scheme should go ahead.
But before throwing their lot in with leave, citizens feeling disconnected from the powers that be should take a cool look at the powers behind the Brexit push.
Beyond writing that "the kitchen was redolent with the tang of yeast," Mr. Sides goes mercifully easy on the made-up particulars, preferring to take a cool, clinical view of Galt and his subsequent travels.
When you finally come to, you're invited to take a cool dip in the indoor swimming pool, provided, of course, you rinsed the green hops flakes from your body; they stick just about everywhere.
"If the temperature and humidity index go up, we tell people to take a cool bath or shower several times a day," said Dr. Lewis Goldfrank, the director of emergency medical services at Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City.
Take a cool-bag to bring home lots from the market, and eat everything on the menus.
Others take a cooler view.
At around ten every morning, my wife and I would take a cooler down to the beach.
If they will be in the car for more than an hour, take a cooler along to keep them chilled.
Take a cooling pitstop at the Azucar Ice Cream Company at no 1503 (and if you do, try the mantecado, a Cuban favourite of vanilla, nutmeg and cinnamon).
