to keep cool

Pig: A sloppy or messy person is often called a pig, for pigs often wallow in the mud or dust in order to keep cool.

He is trying to keep cool but I can tell that he's really upset.

Take a dip in the pool to keep cool, or to do some light exercise.

Being able to keep cool when he makes the floors dirty just after you've cleaned them.

This may not matter to those wanting Britain out of the EU, but those who still want the best deal for Britain need to keep cool heads.

The big blackouts over swathes of India in the summer of 2012 were widely blamed on its burgeoning middle class's desire to keep cool.

Impossibility Typical mistake: To keep cool in this weather is impossibility. Correction: To keep cool in this weather is an impossibility.

One of Hal's great strengths is the ability to keep cool when things start to go wrong.

As the summer sun begins to get hotter and hotter, if you're like most people, you'll be looking for ways to keep cool this summer.

Relax the muscles in your jaw, forehead, and lips to keep cool, then eke out a grin.

Staying comfortable in the heat will mean sweating, but there are other ways to keep cool.

The most important part of the body to keep cool is the head.

Tour guides are required to keep cool and avoid any aggressive remarks with high-stress situations.

Pandas try to keep cool in the summer heat in Chengdu, Sichuan province, China.

Eg. The main thing to remember, if the man starts any trouble, is to keep cool.

One suggestion is that our ancestors shed hairiness to keep cool when venturing across the hot savannahs of Africa.

For this reason, men are well advised to keep cool before they may blow the chance.

Whatever happens, the first important thing is to keep cool.

At all costs I had to keep cool.

Their enormous ears help them to keep cool in the hot African climate.

To keep cool in this weather is impossibility.

Eg. Try to keep cool when you're in danger.

Weather-strip doors and sills to keep cool air in.

Try to keep cool. It's not an easy take.

Wintertime or bury to keep cool in summer.

Although I'll confess that there are times I do just that, there are other ways to keep cool this summer.

When summer came, the weather was very hot. The old man could not sit under the tree to keep cool as before.

At the same time, to ensure that the blood supply and nutrition, sleep will also help to keep cool heads.

Even when you argue, you should try to keep cool.

It's better to keep cool and try to find a solution that suits both sides.

I'll put them under my hat to keep cool.

In summer he often sat under the tree to keep cool.

How's a guy to keep cool?

Who is able to keep cool under pressure.

Indeed, he says many top executives in Japan practice iaido to train their minds to keep cool under pressure.

Being able to keep cool when he makes the floors dirty just after you've

were widely blamed on its burgeoning middle class's desire to keep cool

being able to keep cool when he makes the floors dirty just after you have cleaned them

Monkeys play in a fountain to keep cool in Huaibei, Anhui province of China

To keep cool in the interview hot seat