Sentence examples for usually cool to from inspiring English sources

In my experience, aristocrats are usually cool to the touch.

Public anger usually cools to a simmer.

During surgery, patients undergoing cardiac surgery are usually cooled to temperatures between 32°C and 34°C, in order to reduce tissue oxygen demand.

Natural marble is usually cooler to the touch than the surrounding air.

Back-thinned back-illuminated CCD sensors are typically employed to increase quantum efficiency, while to reduce dark noise the CCD sensor is usually cooled down to temperatures as low as −90° C or even less.

In all cases the fire is usually cooled down prior to roasting by putting coarse salt on the embers.

In my hospital patients who are admitted after cardiac arrest will usually be cooled to 32 or 33°C for a period of 24 hours, followed by slow rewarming over 16 to 24 hours.

If a heated debate erupts, you can usually cool things down by focusing on similar values or disarming them with some humor.

The plants are usually cooled by highly-purified de-ionised water that does not damage delicate components inside.

The early morning and evening are usually cool enough to enjoy your walk, run, hike, bike, gardening, or yard work.

"Alcohol usually cools things off...have you noticed that?" Letterman joked Tuesday night.