They can all cool off until the matter's out of our hands.

Just sit here and wait for things to cool off.

Just as a hot cup of coffee takes time to cool off, so does the Earth.

For the time being she would go and cool off.

Here's one way to cool off a hot idea for a movie.

Then, when we started moving again, the wind would cool me off.

Maybe she should wait a bit to give him a chance to cool off.

We'll give things another month or so to cool off.

But don't expect this issue to cool off any time soon.

This break will allow you to get out of the sun and cool off.

"You always said it was a good idea to break up long meetings, give everybody a chance to simmer down."

As the school year ended last May, the controversy seemed to have simmered down.

Told himself so- and that he ought to simmer down.

"I think we should give him at least a week to simmer down."

It won't be late, and we always like to simmer down in company.

Nothing makes me want to pipe up like being told to simmer down.

Noon signaled that we should leave to let things simmer down.

When Congress left town last month, the health care debate simmered down.

But it is very likely that the town will have some time to simmer down.

As three more games got under way that morning, people took their seats and simmered down.

I just wanted to be left alone, to find a spot in space to cool my head out.

He has done it before in the morning after cooling out.

He went through his issues with alcohol, but he's completely cooled out for maybe 10 years now.

In the second act, Wilson is sent up north to cool out.

Maybe we up sticks and move to another, better part of the country to cool out.

And boy, that cooled me out for my whole life.

She should wait a few minutes, cool out, and get back home, she thought.

"Will you promise that from now on, you'll cool out in the corner of a bar like a normal human being?"

He told the driver to get in the car and cool out.

I need a weekend to cool out, and I know you do.