"cool with", "cool for" or "cool in"?
| And I'd finally cool with that. |
| They're totally cool with that. |
| I'll be totally cool with that. |
| Playing hard with nothing to show for it or playing cool with trophies to show for it. |
| From there me and Young Money's Tyga grew close, we were always cool with one another. |
| They were cool with you having sex with men as long as you had children at some point. |
| Not many parents would be cool with their 16 year old buying drugs and condoms and running the streets of NYC alone. |
| The climate of this area is one of the best in the country being temperate and cool with clean, crisp air in winter. |
| By Friday and Saturday it will be even cooler with perhaps only 16C for London, Glasgow will likewise be near 16C. |
| It was hot and really humid if you were inside the house but outside, it was cooler with wind blowing from the sea. |
| Snug in winter, cool in summer. |
| Nigga was cool in ' 94, but no. |
| He is clearly cool in a crisis. |
| That's just the way it is, so relax and smile: it's not cool to loose your cool in Laos. |
| John, who was looking very cool in the event, took keen interest in watching the fights. |
| Plus, the Yellowjacket costume is one of the coolest in comics history in my opinion. |
| The lower part of the house has walls of Mactan coral stone, which makes it deliciously cool in the middle of the day. |
| But when I will open the window, the air is so cool in which it will make my home's temperature go down to 73F easily. |
| Shindig is pretty cool in that -- just like in a real signing -- everyone else can see who's asking the question, too. |
| Show us something new and cool in the world of Open Repositories That's the pitch, and we want to see what you've got. |
| So don't be too cool for school. |
| He's pretty cool for an old guy. |
| Let sit and cool for 30 minutes. |
| Keeping the door closed as much as possible will help your fridge stay cool for longer. |
| We try other stuffs and it seem cool for a while but other things pops up outta the blue. |
| If you were feeling too pale with the blonde it was probably too cool for your skin tone. |
| He made Swahili cool for every one of us, while at the time KBC still swanked the time worn and very dull KBC HABARI. |
| I sometimes make mix CDs with a sampling of music I think is cool for friends, just to turn them on to something new. |
| You can enlarge would be a lot of cool for easy viewing, send it to your friends or rate the song song become popular. |
| Those issues shouldn't be met with pretension and derision just because the lucky gays are too cool for the old scene. |
| Ain't nothing cool about thugs. |
| But he had to be cool about it. |
| There's nothing cool about this. |
| And there is something cool about saying -- I come from the land of a billion sparks. |
| What's un-cool about America is telling a business owner how to run his/her business. |
| There's something cool about writing a muscular song based on a strong play or story. |
| Not everyone has an employer who's cool about their private opinions, and there's other conflicts of interests etc. |
| What's cool about social psychologists is that they take ordinary, everyday behaviors and study them systematically. |
| He was being very cool about the whole situation, until his foot slipped and he crashed down painfully onto the seat. |
| Lots of Jobs Another thing that's pretty cool about working in Taiwan is the seemingly endless pool of teaching jobs. |
| A Let cool to room temperature. |
| Nasa was also cool to the idea. |
| Either way, it was cool to watch. |
| Add 20 mL of hydrochloric acid and 50 mL of water, stir until dissolved, and cool to 15. |
| You can't make some one cool to the tweeners by cited a popular show from ten years ago. |
| Also, the legs can be taken off so that it sits on the floor, which is mighty cool to me. |
| It's a political gamble that might fire up conservatives, many of whom remain cool to Republican candidate Mitt Romney. |
| The Breakfast Club has supported her throughout her career, so for her to berate them like that just wasn't cool to me. |
| If we stay cool to whatever is taking place outside of us then we are able to have a positive influence on a situation. |
| Too cool to text Things go in and out of style incredibly quick these days, and the industry has a hard time keeping up. |
| And VERY cool on AmEx Platinum. |
| Her hands felt cool on the wound. |
| Let cool on wire rack completely. |
| They make it look cool on television to increase their viewership or target ad audience. |
| Everything looks cool on models, but this doesn't mean it will do the same magic for you. |
| Quite similar in taste and texture to ice cream, sorbet is deliciously cool on the palate. |
| The game still feels to me like a lot of ideas that sounded cool on paper, but did not work out that well in practice. |
| Haruko said that she had a crush on Rukawa Kaede because he was so good at basketball and looked so cool on the court. |
| When the cake is done, cool on a wire rack in the pan for about 10 minutes, then gently flip over onto a serving plate. |
| He came in my office and said he wanted to show me something very cool on the web: a blog by some guy named Nate Silver. |
| It can get quite cool at night. |
| Delaplace looked very cool at times. |
| Usually cool at night and early mornings. |
| Average day temperature is 28C while average night temperature is a bit cooler at 25C. |
| Here are just a few minor things you should remember for yourself: Stay cool at the jam. |
| So if you have supportive family and servants for all house hold you can be cool at work. |
| I made a joke about her dancing, still trying to be cool at a time when I should have gone unselfconsciously with her. |
| The September peak can however be easily differentiated in data for the southern hemisphere which is cool at that time. |
| It can still be cool at other times of the year and so we recommend bringing thermal underwear and a warm sleeping bag. |
| That makes for a mixed bag of larger radiative area but lower intensity due to being cooler at that higher elevation. |
| The hall of the house was cool as a vault. |
| It's the time for it to go around, like the cool as well as, use the actual environments. |
| Coastal locations are cooler as the temperature there does not usually exceed 35 degrees. |
| Growing up was pretty cool as well as adventurous, considering the fact that we are all boys. |
| Initially, it was very cool as the company was a startup and it was a chance to be in on the groundfloor type of stuff. |
| As the round progressed he was trying to fling the jab out, but Klitschko was slowly measuring him up, cool as an assassin. |
| The dispensary is as clean and cool as the rest of the space, with two birch-and-glass cabinets put together to form the bar. |
| The capital continued a trend of starting Labour Day with sunshine but getting cooler as a southerly change whipped through. |
| The room should be cool by then. |
| I know they wo n't, which is cool by me. |
| He thinks he's being cool by being frugal. |
| They realised that water could be kept cool by placing it in porous earthenware vessels. |
| As it happens, Immersion Reading is a new feature that could be incredibly cool by itself. |
| Maybe is even black or a woman or a black woman or whatever is deemed cool by the High Command. |
| I shook his hand, I think, and tried to look important and cool by carrying my backpack on just one shoulder, I think. |
| Already, being chipped is deemed as cool by some people, and they will sell this by getting celebrities to promote it. |
| There are loads of activities around the city so fun and cool by tweens ' standards that they'll agree to your company. |
| The complainer is warning Brits not to try and sound cool by aping the speech styles of people they see on the telly/TV. |
| It felt cool under his fingers. |
| He was just so cool under pressure. |
| Absolutely ice cool under pressure was Sampi. |
| Everyone was so very cool under pressure and were so friendly and courteous throughout. |
| I did want to say thanks Rebecca for keeping your cool under this firestorm of stupidity. |
| If you want to imagine someone who appears even cooler under pressure, think Usain Bolt. |
| The former Spurs defender was cool under pressure and snuffed out Arsenal's attacks before they could come to anything. |
| And those watching him deal with Superstorm Sandy have been reminded of how presidential he is, how cool under pressure. |
| There were tons of stuff to learn, ranging from configuration management using GIT, to how to keep my cool under pressure. |
| The battery remains cool during charge. |
| Try to stay cool during the Summer Shows. |
| It can get cooler during the meditation. |
| It was interesting to see Haruto, who usually seems cool during battle, look afraid. |
| To make sure you're prepared to stay cool during a gloriously hot summer or comfy on. |
| However, it will be cooler during the night, especially if the cruise ship is moving. |
| Although tented, Amara's rooms are permanent, with stone floors that help to keep them cool during the hot months. |
| It makes the outfit so much more laid back and it's perfect for keeping you cooler during the hottest part of the day. |
| One thing I thought was really cool during that time period was when Dick Dale wanted to go out and play a gig with Flax. |
| Wool, for example, can act as an insulator during the cold winter months and can also help you keep cool during the summer. |
| Because Bo is just cool like that. |
| Yeah, it was kinda cool like that. |
| Science is totally cool like that. |
| She called Chris (I think) and got it all squared away, because Renee's cool like that. |
| I spent all my dough on shirts at Urban Outfitters in an attempt to be cool like Brett. |
| It made sense that the light accenting off her should be cool like the background tones. |
| My mummy friends told me they all started tearing and I must say I did too!! Just a single tear, I'd cool like that. |
| But how can it not be genuine when its a topic even their parents brought it up? Yayyou are so cool like your login name. |
| Combat orders for higher leveled skills, magic crash to be loved while bossing and combo attack because you're cool like that. |
| If the 3310 batteries were still available, I would purchase on and use my 3310 as a secondary phone because it's cool like that. |
| That's pretty gosh darn cool of them. |
| Shannon Eastman How very cool of you. |
| It'd be pretty cool of you guys to contribute. |
| I always thought it was really cool of him to remember me when he had no real reason to. |
| The coolest of the lot were the first Ford Transit, and this, the very-French Citroen HY. |
| It helps us get connected with the wonderful people that are making the coolest of things. |
| It was the first big show I ever opened up for anybody, it was really cool of Dave Bain at Surge to hook me up with that. |
| I noticed people are viewing but not responding to Cordelia's poll (which was very cool of you BTW, thank you for trying). |
| DOUG YEARWOOD: You had a hole in one at Desert Blume last Monday, how cool of a feeling was that? ADAM BRUCE: It was weird. |
| I'd glad he tried to make it right with Chael and it was pretty cool of him, even if it was fake and a show, it doesn't matter. |
| Tre Cool from Green Day gave it to me. |
| This place is cool from the inside out. |
| This place is cool from afar, but far from cool. |
| Direct benefits, such as cool from shade or increased property value and indirect benefits. |
| You can enjoy swimming and sunbathing while staying cool from the mist of the towering falls. |
| His vision has led to these wicked public toilets -- they're pretty cool from the outside too. |
| Best Times to Go: The Monasteries of Meteora may be visited year round but the weather is wet and cool from December to March. |
| It is usually cooler from November until the end of March, with a temperature of 75F to 82F and a low of 72F in the evenings. |
| I like your thinking on this Mark, people don't want to be told that it is cool from Robert Scoble, Guy Kawasaki and Chris Brogan. |
| In fact, let's put you to the challenge: if you can match (or top) The Last Supper, we'll send you something cool from the office. |
| Maybe a spinoff would be cool without use found footage. |
| Batman has just always been cooler without his sidekick. |
| You will look cool without looking like the rest of the pact. |
| There's no trace of that now, and you can wallow in retro cool without fear of the Mafia. |
| Cool without being intimidating, it had a New York feel - exposed brick walls, booths and a DJ in the corner. |
| And non-reactive mind, maybe I should use a different phrase for you, that is: to be cool without being cold. |
| I think he is really the backbone of the show and it wouldn't be that cool without him, even if he is a troublemaker sometimes. |
| They are flexible and fun and love my kids enough to think E and N are cool without being so focused on my kids that I'd not Alex anymore. |
| The sheets covering the terrace deflect all the rays of the sun making the apartments remain cool without air-conditioning even during the summers. |
| These tires provide thermal mass, which, when combined with passive solar design, can keep the building warm and cool without electricity -- so no utility bills. |
| Buyers will also have the option to waiver their cool off rights. |
| You can voluntarily set aside a cool off period so that you stay in control. |
| Surrounded by mossy rocks it is a beautiful place for a picnic or cool off swim. |
| In class I'd always trying to find some way to cool off my hands, to chill the sweating. |
| Like how yuh seh yuh ah gwaan look round, it woulda good if yuh hold a cool off inna di sea. |
| Fire up the flames and cool off the austere office mode as you ease yourselves into the weekend. |
| During this cool off period think about your priorities and see where they got out of kilter and where the problems started. |
| The coldness helps, in a way, cool off the blood traveling through your veins that are exposed to your skin, along with your nerves. |
| The steppingstones of Dunn's River Falls shower and cool off guests and allow easy walking access up and down the cliff for guided tours. |
| Since we'll have almost two full days after the inspection to cool off, and the inspection is already scheduled, I figured that would be fine. |
| Then do your cool down stretches. |
| This will help cool down each room. |
| Steps to follow for good cool down: 1. |
| As the session approaches its conclusion, the therapist incorporates a cool down period. |
| The cool down process helps to keep the blood circulating, and thus prevents blood pooling. |
| This is to allow cool air outside to penetrate inside the XB360 to help cool down temperature. |
| They are there to release hot air trapped inside to help cool down the roof hence your ceiling would not be that hot. |
| All I can say is OW!! Thankfully, it seems the water sprays in the station seems to help cool down the wheels on I305. |
| Reminding myself of the things I'd grateful for happens at the end of each run, right when I shift into cool down mode. |
| I started off with the breathing techniques and some of the cool down tricks and they helped me right from first night. |
| Remove and cool before serving. |
| Let cool before making the pies. |
| Let cool before removing from mats. |
| Let cool before serving (I prefer it chilled for 3 days with foil cover before eating. |
| The warehouses where they were kept cool before shipping, now known as Banana Pier (www. |
| Wait until the bread is completely cool before cutting into it! It is still continuing to bake inside! 7 2. |
| Bake crusts for 7-8 minutes, then remove and let cool before filling and then bake on baking sheet as per directions. |
| Sometimes when working with a really stubborn fabric, you really do press down hard, and then let cool before moving the fabric. |
| I have done this with both pork and beef to allow it to fully cool before chilling and slicing for sandwiches both cold and hot. |
| My advice though is to visit the 2 conservatories first and wait for the weather to be cooler before visiting the outdoor gardens. |
| The Other Side would be a cool after dinner spot. |
| No-Drama visibly lost his cool after getting schooled. |
| I don't think I've ever regained my cool after loosing it lately. |
| Shakhtar's midfielder kept his cool after belated cries for handball against John Terry. |
| Bees are cool after all! Can you spot the Queen? She is the larger one with a black body. |
| I am happy that he finally showed her the ring, but it wasn't as cool after the car incident. |
| He was well camouflaged sleeping under a bush just off the road, getting shade and cool after feeding on his buffalo kill. |
| Learn to give yourself the same break that you give others and you'll see that you are pretty cool after all! Thank you Tina. |
| Lennon lost his cool after the fan questioned his tactics as Celtic lost another league game directly after a big Champions League match. |
| After all, which woman would her her cool after murdering the most beloved person in her life, her husband? Thus, I think that Mary is abnormal. |