How To Use Cool off In A Sentence
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Maybe he's trying to cool off out there in the rain.
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The agreement appeared to cool off tempers among local pensioners, as no rallies were reported in the Moscow region on Thursday.
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Occasionally, we would jump in to the salt water and bob about in the waves to cool off.
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The cafe by the huge panoramic lobby windows is a pleasant place to cool off.
Times, Sunday Times
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You want to feel very warm, to the point that you may be perspiring from your face, but not so hot that you want to get out of the tub to cool off.
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Extreme heat, a lot of sweat and a dirty working environment have surely scared away many youths, who dream of working in a sharp suit in a cool office.
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The cafe by the huge panoramic lobby windows is a pleasant place to cool off.
Times, Sunday Times
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Eventually some of the remarks got a bit unpleasant and the ability to comment was temporarily suspended to allow everyone time to cool off.
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Senators Cornyn and Reid should both just sit down, cool off, and allow the plain meanings of law, unstrained by the casuistry of lawyers or by the pulls of partisanship to provide guidance in these two cases. —
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The reception area percolates with noise from clients and children as most of them cool off on the gracious leather furniture that flanks the big-screen TV.
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Imagine interrupting a long, hot hike to cool off in the limpid water of a deserted Greek cove, lingering in a tiny, frescoed monastery - or climbing a mountain track where wild cyclamen brighten the verges.
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Try walking on water to cool off an overheated ego.
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The first section plays a 6-8 minute period or ‘chukka,’ then will rest and cool off their horses while the second section plays the second chukka.
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After hill walks he would cool off by immersing himself, fully clothed, in a burn.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ally took a sip of her mocha, now that it had a little time to cool off.
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Hurricane victims can use ice to refrigerate food, preserve medicine, and cool off in the summer heat.
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I am just going to take a month off to give him time to cool off a little and think twice about his insane plan.
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Some were using the fountains to cool off because it was so hot!
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On a hot afternoon, cool off with gazpacho, a cold vegetable soup.
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And with new evidence supporting that these dinosaurs were more "rotund" than previously hypothesized, the image sticks in my mind of this little pig-bodied, parrot-beaked reptile, studiously pawing the Early Cretaceous subtropical regions that are now Western Siberia, in search of roots, tubers, or a place in the mud to cool off.
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He slammed the door and went for a walk to cool off.
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Mr Smith said that the drivers could have walked out on Christmas Eve but had decided to choose New Year's Day to give all parties a chance to cool off.
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For most visitors, the highlights of the trip are watching zookeepers bottle-feed the infants, and watching dozens of elephants cool off in the Maha Oya River.
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The government wants to cool off the economy.
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I got a chanter from a Chinese pedlar in the street in the morning -- heard the unmistakeable reedy notes coming along the street as I did business in the the cool office of
From Edinburgh to India & Burmah
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We dived into the river to cool off.
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Maybe he's trying to cool off out there in the rain.
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We sat out on the porch to cool off.
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The temperatures rarely reach into the 90s during the day and cool off dramatically at night.
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The older boy squatted down on his heels and waited for his guest to resurface, hoping that the water would cool off his anger.
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Savanna animals cool off with a kind of organic radiator by evaporating water from the moist linings of the nasal chambers.
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It started to cool off today, at last, much to Dolly's relief.
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The cafe by the huge panoramic lobby windows is a pleasant place to cool off.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is need to cool off our tempers and stop fanning the embers of dissent and revolt for united we shall stand and divided we shall surely fall.
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The Eskimos don't look too comfortable in their parkas during the summer, but maybe they can cool off with the alcohol constantly flowing from the not one, but two Irish castles.
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Hurricane victims can use ice to refrigerate food, preserve medicine, and cool off in the summer heat.
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I used to live by the axiom that it's easier to warm up in the cold than cool off in the heat.
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But at least with letters you have time to cool off or sober up before you send an insulting missive winging through the ether.
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If that white heat was too much, we had a chance to cool off around the corner, where we found an artic array of calla lilies suspended from ice boxes and nerine lilies popping up from mounds of artificial snow.
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All that remains is to cool off under the loftiest shower on earth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Leave her to cool off and then talk to her.
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Imagine the sun basking down on you over the past week with a pool nearby to take a dip and cool off in whenever you liked.
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As they cool off, they transform into forsterite, a type of silicate crystal often found in comets in our solar system.
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Another popular new attraction is the Pirates Island Waterpark where you can do everything from learn to surf, with a special wave machine, cool off on one of the water slides or kick back inner-tubing down the Lazy River.
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Leave the engine to cool off before you touch it.
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I hope this gets the handwringer and chicken little a chance to cool off.
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We went for a swim to cool off from the scorching sunshine.
The Sun
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The huge ears of jackrabbits enable them to regulate their body heat by increasing or decreasing the blood flow through their ears which helps them to absorb heat or cool off when temperatures in their environment change.
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Try not to bold it against her if she needs more time than you to cool off.
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He went for a swim to cool off.
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A former rock quarry, the 65-acre park has a sand beach for swimming, or you can cool off in a paddleboat.
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Maybe he's trying to cool off out there in the rain.
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When we arrived we asked to cool off in front of an electric fan.
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It was scorching hot and, at some point in the afternoon when we'd all drunk a lot, some of the lads decided that it was time to cool off in the pool.
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The problem of teenagers turning on emergency hydrants during this week's sunshine to cool off in the spray has become so serious in Salford that a government-led summit has been organised to discuss how to deal with the culprits.
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The first section plays a 6-8 minute period or ‘chukka,’ then will rest and cool off their horses while the second section plays the second chukka.
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Coffee shops could be considered a cool office spot, but the term freeloader is flexible, depending if people are there solely for the free WiFi.
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They eventually calmed me down a bit, told me to leave the area and cool off.
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We dived into the river to cool off.
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Leave the engine to cool off before you touch it.
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The government wants to cool off the economy.
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You can cool off with fabrics that range from simple soft cottons with woven borders to hand-crushed silks with delicate embroidered motifs scattered all over the garment.
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When Brulov wants to cool off the hysterical J.B., he offers the man a glass of drugged milk.
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Kids open the hydrants to cool off without paying.
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We went for a swim to cool off from the scorching sunshine.
The Sun
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Eventually some of the remarks got a bit unpleasant and the ability to comment was temporarily suspended to allow everyone time to cool off.
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Leave her to cool off and then talk to her.
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When we arrived we asked to cool off in front of an electric fan.
No Way Home: A Cuban Dancer's Tale
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It was a hot night and so they rolled the windows down to cool off.
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We went for a swim to cool off.
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When we arrived we asked to cool off in front of an electric fan.
No Way Home: A Cuban Dancer's Tale
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The weekend's fine weather was good news for Yorkshire's tourist industry and, of course, the baking heat sent many in search of ways to cool off.
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As Tokyo swelters in soaring temperatures, people are being invited to cool off by choosing from a variety of unusual flavours.
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After the fight both men need to cool off.
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They were desperately in love to begin with, but I think it's starting to cool off now.
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They were desperately in love to begin with, but I think it's starting to cool off now.
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To cool off before sundown they changed into cutoff shorts and walked down to the river to go swimming.
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The cafe by the huge panoramic lobby windows is a pleasant place to cool off.
Times, Sunday Times
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Quiet and unobtrusive in our canoes, we could paddle up close to herds of elephant standing in the shallows and watch as they threw up wet sand to cool off.
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It's a very cool office space slash studio workspace.
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They were desperately in love to begin with, but I think it's starting to cool off now.
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Next you take a quick plunge in the cold pools of the frigidarium or, if feeling weak of heart, cool off more gradually in the tepidarium.
Flushed
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One partial solution to this problem is to let a car cool off completely before putting it into the garage.
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While humans try to cool off under the fan and the more fortunate in air-conditioned rooms, the wild and domestic animals are not so lucky.
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After checking in, they can cool off in the pool, whirlpool or, if it's not hot enough in the 30 degrees-plus temperature, they can unwind in the sauna.
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While altercations between staff and parents whose children have been disciplined have long been a feature of school life, unions claim the use of mobile phones is giving neither children nor their parents time to cool off.
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He decides to cool off at the Riverbend Apartments, a swinging singles paradise outside Atlanta, a Pleasure Island for adults, but even that gets old.
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He went for a swim to cool off.
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Leave the engine to cool off before you touch it.
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I can't take off the turtleneck and reveal the hickey, so every time he leaves the kitchen, I'm lifting up my sweater and fanning myself to cool off.
