Sentence examples for to get cool from inspiring English sources

The women are continually scooping up their abundant hair to try to get cool.

We have to ignore the problem because after 30 seconds we have to get cool again.

He offered the women in our group pumpkin-colored mohair throws for our shoulders; it was just starting to get cool.

Don Dulce was a little pink-faced guy, with blue eyes, wearing a short-sleeved shirt, although by the time he arrived it was starting to get cool.

I liked to get there at about six-thirty or seven, when people were still having supper or watching television, and I would just slip into the water and swim around in circles to get cool.

The ballsy 22-year-old from South Shields, who began her first London show at Birthdays earlier this year by telling the Dalston crowd to "get cool", channels Grace Jones in a black low-cut leotard, stockings and high heels.

(How many of you play just to get cool-looking gear?) My character, Medfresno, looks fantastic, even though she's wearing the WoW equivalent of Wal-Mart clothes.

Time to get cooling broski.

Maybe if we spread the word about our duo more, we'll have more chances to get cooler places to play.

(Use an eye dropper as to not get cool water everywhere, which may crack a very hot casing).

The logic is caveman simple: Get cool kids to hype your product and others will want it, too.