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.

It was cool out here, most of him outside the hull.

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

"He didn't cool out well, and we started to look at what happened.

"But it is getting cool out there with the wind and all.

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.

"But I imagine it was cool out here in the evenings when they had the windows open."

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

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

In a case like that, the man should take the woman's name, instead of making a Cool out of her.

It's cool out here, and the grass is full of little white moths.

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

I was glad to see him cool out quickly.

They crossed the dirt road and went into the little surgery, cool out of the direct sun.

But, for awhile I might have given it up, just to cool out a bit."

It was cool out here and it had not been that warm inside.

Then I ask: how would you feel if everyone else cooled out like you?

"Listen, cool out, have something to drink, visit with your niece."

"We'll just cool out the splint and go on to the next race.

He needs that kind of opportunity to cool out."

I go into the Radio Shack and cool out, but only for 20 or 30 minutes.

"She cooled out good after a hard work," Baffert said this morning.

They both sounded a little more cooled out now.