kept cool

Thank God he was a professional. He kept cool and calm and needless to say I felt like a fool.

Everyone had a heated argument in the meeting, as he just kept cool and watched what on.

Hot air is drawn into the underground canal, where the water is kept cool because it is so far beneath the surface.

"Cellphone batteries do indeed last a bit longer if kept cool, " says Isidor Buchanan, editor of the Battery University Web site.

kept cool or designed to be kept cool by means of water especially circulating water.

He trumpets his two strengths: crime fell sharply while he was mayor of New York, and he kept cool when the city was attacked by terrorists.

If one end of an electrical conductor is heated while the other is kept cool, a small voltage is created between the two.

Unless they are kept cool with a steady supply of water, their outer casings can melt away releasing radiation into the air.

In the punishing climate of Iraq and Afghanistan, moreover, soldiers' accommodation must be kept cool in hot weather, and warm in the cold.

Unopened dried egg products and egg white solids can be stored at room temperature as long as they are kept cool and dry.

When the reactor at Fukushima shut down, it should have been kept cool by water pumped through the core.

Moreover, the vaccine is delicate and must be kept cool.

drained and kept cool in a fridge . . . salt and pepper to taste .

The meat will rot if it isn't kept cool.

Happy Feet has been placed in a custom-made crate for the journey and will be kept cool with 60 buckets of ice.

It is kept cool inside a cryostat to allow the detector to work at maximum efficiency.

These goods must be kept cool and dry.

He kept cool in the face of danger.

He kept cool in face of danger.