“Also, it might be used as a cooler or heater, depending on the temperature of the fluids circulated through it.”

“David carried the beers in the cooler, Raymond the fire starter, bag of firewood, and matches, while I had the difficult task of carrying the marshmallows, the bag of potato chips, and extra-long forks.”

“There are also beers in the cooler, which are $3.00 each.”

“The melody of birds, and the grateful warmth or coolness of the air in the proper seasons, transfer the relics of these pleasures upon rural scenes.”

“Through experience, they've learned that coolness under pressure is a function not of thinking, but of acting.”

“Two years ago, I moved to a small town noted for its coolness to strangers and joined a church that proved hesitant in its welcome.”

“The so-called coolie trade began in the late 1840s as a response to the labour shortage brought on by the worldwide movement to abolish slavery.”

“In the 19th century, more Chinese moved to North America and beyond, in the coolie trade and gold rushes.”

“Nothing can beat the Sircar mule when he is in good condition, unless it is the balti and Ladaki coolie.”

“Emma was shocked at the electricity that had passed between them, an instant heat despite the cool of the June night.”

“In spite of the overwhelming odds to overcome a large deficit, he didn't lose his cool, and continued to play at an elite level.”

“It's hard to believe that he is now the face of cool, especially after living through a period where he was perceived to be a fuddy-duddy.”

“After the harvest, the fruits went through a process of cooling before they were packed for shipping to maintain their freshness.”

“The water pushed large blocks of tepid air about around his chair, giving the faint illusion of freshness and coolth.”

“She promised coolth in San Francisco, where Julia had set her heart on spending the night.”

“How soothing it is, forsooth, to desire coolth and vanquish inadequate Brit warmth.”

“We brought a coolbox filled with ice packs and insulated containers to keep our drinks and sandwiches cold during the picnic.”

“As you are cooly to decide, I will as cooly give you the qualities of my mistress.”

“Their occupations are chiefly cultivation of a low order, cooly work, and hunting.”

“Without the Chinese cooly, the tobacco planter is helpless, and if the proper season is allowed to pass, a whole year may be lost.”

“On our bit of beach there were about 4000 people of all ages tooled up with coolboxes and barbecues.”

“Several generations will gather round a table to enjoy a barbecued dinner, having spent a long day on the beach, equipped with well-stocked coolboxes, sunshades and lilos.”

“It was climate controlled and contained the large freezer for the household, and two refrigerated wine coolers.”

“Since then, we have regretfully picked up our beach towels and coolers and headed back to the cosmic parking lot.”

“The people learned how to make ceramic items in turtle shapes and designs, such as salt and pepper shakers, wine coolers, and napkin holders.”

“He had quite a train of coolies with him, carrying himself and his baggage through the dense forests.”

“I wanted to correct the impression that Indians there were only coolies and ayahs.”

“For example, when in 1885 Hong Kong workers refused to unload a French warship, their action spread to coolies, boatmen, and rickshaw pullers.”