keep cool

Power grids have struggled to put out enough electricity as overheated Americans try to keep cool both at home and at work.

Gardner surmised that during the day LaFever may have stayed in the river to keep cool, which slowed his rate of dehydration.

"Keep cool, Wes," MacHenery whispered to his opponent as they dos-à-doed back into position.

The governor of Charleston having sent word to the general, "Keep cool and do mischief," the fire was promptly returned.

He tried to restrain what he wanted to say to that—keep cool, wise, and say the things that would get Edith.

Remember, daughter,” he declared, “I rely on you and Bab to keep cool heads and clear brains in any emergency.

It is then spread in little heaps on the floor or trays, having to be constantly turned over to keep cool.