Sentence examples for taking a cool from inspiring English sources

We're kind of taking a cool new look at it, but with a lot of tradition in the first film.

We've all eaten our words from time to time, but how taking a cool sip of your favorite beverage through them?

An ancient cultivated fleshy stone fruit, they can spoil easily, so refrigerate after purchase and if it's one of those oppressively hot days taking a cool bag to the market can assure your cherries remain plump and delicious.

Once the damage is done, Dr. Reed Caldwell, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine at NYU Langone Medical Center, recommended hydrating with water, electrolyte drinks or coconut water, getting proper nutrition and exercise and taking a cool shower.

Two of the series' executive producers, Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato, are longtime documentarians known for taking a cool, often unsettlingly nonjudgmental approach to hot-to-the-touch subjects, such as Monica Lewinsky Tammy Faye Bakker Michael Aligig, a flamboyant eighties New York club fixture who murdered his roommate; and male hustlers in Los Angeles.

With SteamOS Valve is trying to be the Android of the game consoles, to do the hard work of taking a cool kernel and make it user-friendly.

In practical terms, this can translate to taking a cool-off period before responding to an investor who may have upset you, or taking the time to explain a problem to an employee instead of telling her off in front of the team.

IT takes a cool head and a keen fashion compass to navigate the winter sales.

It takes a cool head, impeccable balance, and plenty of self-confidence to walk unaided across Niagara Falls on a tightrope.

The country's biggest daily newspaper, the New Zealand Herald, has also taken a cool view of the royal visit.

"Just want to take a cool picture of me with an Uzi/And post it on my Facebook profile page".