They cooled down by doing lots and lots of lunges.
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As the Aggies cooled down, the host Aztecs heated up.
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Luckily, however, you soon cooled down and we parted peacefully.
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Image: APAmerica's coal mining industry has cooled down in recent years.
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The streaming wars is heating up, and Netflix has cooled down.
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Even after I cooled down, I didn't really notice a difference.
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When the water around the bay cooled down, the glaciers slowed down.
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Their evening may have been heating up, but things cooled down quickly.
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It is not just London's luxury market, however, that has cooled down.
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Once it has cooled down, season with the vinegar and salt. 2.
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As he cooled down with his brother, tears streamed down his face.
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They then cooled down with three minutes of stair and corridor walking.
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The cooled-down material would stay rigid during, say, deployment on a satellite.
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Together they cooled down with a brief (and cautious) dip in the ocean.
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By the time your tea's cooled down, your oleo saccharum will be ready.
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It's late July and the NBA's summer free agency frenzy has cooled down.
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I was physically relaxed and cooled down, but my brain was still buzzing.
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So you have to make sure it is fully cooled down before using it.
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Since Cleanly launched two years ago the on-demand space has cooled down considerably.
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"The climate has certainly cooled down, although there is still capital available," he said.
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"The Bahari Museum is being cooled down," it said on its official Twitter account.
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Don't worry ... Tom cooled down eventually to take an adorable pic with his fam.
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Interestingly enough, I think in the last month or two it's really cooled down.
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And when the air cooled down, she captured more natural moments in public spaces.
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Once the greens have cooled down, drain them well and chop roughly with your knife.
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Still, once they cooled down, the earlier generation of iPhones surprisingly were still semi-functional.
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But the market has cooled down in recent months with a tightening of mortgage regulation.
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DH Kendrys Morales finally cooled down after belting a pair of homers the day before.
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Tablets became the hot new "computer", but sales have largely cooled down and continue to fall.
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Things cooled down a bit after that, but now they appear to have heated back up.
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Trump Is Very Wrong About Clean CoalAmerica's coal mining industry has cooled down in recent years.
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Finally, the jelly is cooled down, served with a bit of sugar water or cold milk.
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LeVert had nine points in the first half, but cooled down after halftime, finishing with 14.
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"The upswing has cooled down a bit, but it's still intact," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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The first was that the on-demand space cooled down considerably, with VCs focused on profitability.
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The blueberries were served cold, so they quickly cooled down the pancakes and kept everything from melting.
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In the meantime, peel and chop the hardboiled eggs before adding to the cooled down mixture. 4.
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The Big Bang gave the universe its first kick of heat, after which thing slowly cooled down.
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He presented at the hospital with a temperature of 106, which means he was not cooled down.
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When silica sand is heated to its melting point and then cooled down, it solidifies as glass.
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But somewhere along the line the passion it once evoked cooled down, and the consensus supporting it faltered.
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She definitely hasn't cooled down since then, telling us there's no chance she and Danielle can be friends.
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But the temperature around scooter sharing has definitely cooled down: Bird raised $418 million in financing last year.
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When we cooled down, he seemed to genuinely regret saying that, but we were still far from healed.
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It would have been perfectly understandable if the red-hot Minnesota Vikings had cooled down for a game.
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Yuan urged him to leave immediately, to go hide at his brother's factory until the situation cooled down.
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In one experiment, the researchers cooled down patches of mouse brain by a few degrees, slowing the neurons.
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Understandably, the market had cooled down in Iraq as the Islamic State took over various regions of the country.
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After the Big Bang, the universe cooled down for a billion years in a kind of cosmic dark age.
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Utah couldn't miss from the perimeter out of the gate and never really cooled down as the game progressed.
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However, in the recent six weeks to March 11, like-for-like sales growth cooled down to 3.8 percent.
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From there, Khloé cooled down by testing a giant water slide set up for the festivities in her backyard.
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The S&P Retail ETF (XRT) was up more than 3% but cooled down to an improvement of 1.5%.
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Government revenues were down 7.5 percent in January; the economy cooled down in October and barely grew in January.
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We tried moving to another town until things cooled down, but the gangs found us there and extorted us.
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The atoms cooled down and condensed on the surface of a collecting device, producing a thin layer of sand.
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Langone says once the high winds and rains cooled down, the horses came out from the trees safe and sound.
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SVP: It is too early to tell for sure but it feels like the late-stage market has cooled down.
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"If I do put on makeup it's usually during the evening when it's cooled down a little bit," says Iman.
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Back on July 2, in Chicago, kids cooled down by taking a dip in the Crown Fountain, in Millennium Park.
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By the time the fastest runners have cooled down and are enjoying hard-earned, high-calorie meals, my shift begins.
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The place was packed, as were the local bars, where mostly young people cooled down with drinks and air-conditioning.
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The zesty — and sometimes spicy — Doritos are cooled down by the cream filling and sweet chocolate of the Oreo cookies.
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Jack Smith and his crew shot Normal Love (1963) in the day and cooled down at Rice's flat at night.
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However, the economic momentum has cooled down in the start of 2018 — something that higher trade barriers could dampen further.
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This season has been something of a bounce-back year for Wiggins, though he has cooled down after a hot start.
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S. trade negotiations, while excitement towards Shanghai's Nasdaq-style tech board cooled down a bit on the third day of trading.
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"I changed my mind once things cooled down and I had time to reflect," she said in an email on Monday.
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I had "calmed" instead of COOLED DOWN and "dryers" for DRIERS (which screwed up a theme entry for a little while).
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Special Projects The cell—better, the box—was cooled down to the point that I was shaking most of the time.
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You&aposre constantly cooled down or heated up ... and you cannot escape chips and sodas and pizzas and burgers and fries.
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During the solar eclipse, the section of the Earth that was in the path of totality cooled down by a few degrees.
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Standing next to Punk as they cooled down from their workout, Griffin says he was impressed by Punk's introduction into the UFC.
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The car is warmed up in the winter and cooled down in the summer, all before the driver gets behind the wheel.
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Nemetz acknowledged that funding for digital media startups seems to have "cooled down," but he said that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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The situation cooled down Tuesday afternoon after the group met with the speaker of Parliament and the government finance minister, he said.
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So late one afternoon, when the air had cooled down, she went to a field, where she came upon this eclectic group.
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After a few minutes, the raging broth is cooled down and stored in the fridge, where the crayfish are left to soak overnight.
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He said that the situation in the South China Sea had "cooled down" and should be resolved by the claimants in the region.
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Its director's cut was a regular watch when underage parties finally cooled down, and we all slumped in front of the TV set.
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LF Aaron Altherr cooled down a bit in a 5-1 loss to Texas on Tuesday, going 0-for-4 with a strikeout.
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The 23-year-old Conforto had cooled down considerably since recording 18 RBIs in April, as he has collected just 11 since then.
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Yesterday we started on the back and got off to a decent start there and then cooled down a little on the front.
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You also shouldn't touch the foam right away, but you can touch it if you used a 3% solution after it's cooled down.
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It it then poured into clay molds, cooled down, and decorated with icing: a mixture of glass sugar, egg whites, and food coloring.
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When we sat and cooled down with some mojitos after cutting up the salsa dance floor I started getting nervous about meeting his family.
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We know that life began on Earth very soon after Earth cooled down enough for life to possibly exist, almost 4 billion years ago.
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"Because it's so small, it should have cooled down billions of years ago, but it turns out that's just not the case," said Watters.
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This fall, as the leaves began to change and the weather cooled down, I drove up to Samascott Orchards with my Refinery29 video crew.
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To give just one example, today's quantum computers have to be cooled down to a temperature colder than space -- and barely above absolute zero.
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The experiment is cooled down to 0.1 Kelvin, or roughly minus 460 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 0.1.3 degrees Celsius), to eliminate noise caused by thermal radiation.
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Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias insisted that Brazil was "taking care" of the Amazon, and that international concerns over the fires should be cooled down.
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After it had cooled down a bit, he wanted to put the pot in the walk-in fridge, but lost his grip and dropped it.
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"Constructive shadowing," which means echoing people's words back to them; "babysitting," which is simply staying with someone until they have cooled down; and emphasizing consequences.
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In magnetic materials, electrons will act as rotating bar magnets that align themselves according to their poles when cooled down to a low enough temperature.
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Real estate market temperatures in the commuter suburbs around New York City range from warm to sizzling, having never really cooled down for the winter.
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Even with her face grey with exhaustion, her hair matted with sweat and her mouth hanging open as she cooled down, she was resolute and immovable.
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The orange slices were incredibly refreshing, and by the time I was finished eating I felt cooled down enough to change back into my normal clothes.
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My instinct is always to walk and now that the weather has cooled down, I don't think twice about walking in these stylish dream suede booties.
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The two teams exchanged leads throughout the rest of the first half as Arizona cooled down offensively, reverting to long jump shots that didn't go down.
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"Overall, the funding situation for us (has) definitely cooled (down) a little bit, but definitely not dried up," James Peng, co-founder and CEO of Pony.
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So even if you have the opposite problem and too often feel like you're melting, you can take control and get cooled down with these, too.
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The UK housing market has cooled down on the heels of the EU/Brexit referendum vote, but that hasn't stopped M&A activity around property market companies.
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Escalating tariff jitters cooled down on news that Beijing will send a delegation to Washington to help resolve the growing conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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Your account suggests that she wasn't fleeing him: Remaining in the same car, she was perhaps trying to create temporary distance from him, until he cooled down.
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The 6-foot-4 Canadian cooled down the Detroit Tigers' offense with seven shutout innings and the Mariners rolled to an 8-0 victory at Comerica Park.
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The possibility of buying a discounted Altria and a free Juul might eventually persuade Philip Morris to come back to the table – once things have cooled down.
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In our universe, this is the cosmic microwave background — a faint, lingering afterglow of the Big Bang, marking when the universe cooled down enough to let atoms form.
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Escalating tariff rhetoric cooled down on news that Beijing will send a delegation to Washington to help resolve the growing trade conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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" Eventually, the bright colors fade and a hardness settles in; life is transformed into geology, "a trace of volcanic activity cooled down with pretensions of eternity, stable, fixed.
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Mr. Glennon stated he then left again with [James] Mr. Glennon stated he kept calling her to gauge where she was at mentally and if things had cooled down.
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That way, the temperature of the sulfur could be cooled down below 309 degrees Fahrenheit — when it's in a molten stage — so that a crust formed at the surface.
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Fellow forward Patrik Berglund has cooled down with a minus-2 rating in his last two contests after scoring 213 of his 20 goals during a 22-game stretch.
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We spoke to the Chicago rapper about calling out 6ix9ine for disrespecting his hometown and challenging him to throw hands, and Vic admitted he's cooled down on the violence.
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Why it matters: Other polls released this week tell a similar story — that Moore is regaining ground after the outrage from the allegations of sexual harassment has cooled down.
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Observing Mercury's small scarps has been an "interesting development," he said, because it shows that the planet hasn't cooled down yet—contrary to what its small size would suggest.
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The magnets were constructed out of 50 specially-formed spools and were cooled down to near-absolute zero (-237 degrees celsius), while the magnetic fields kept the fuel suspended.
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With aerial dissemination, the sterilized insects must be cooled down before they are packed into the container of the drone which would then expel them at altitude, said Klaptocz.
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As observed over the last few years, iPhone sales have cooled down since the iPhone 6 created the "super cycle" that catapulted unit sales to an all-time high.
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Cosmic conditions had cooled down by about 22020,221 years after the Big Bang, enabling the formation of neutral hydrogen and ushering in what is called the Era of Recombination.
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The "Chained to the Rhythm" singer cooled down at Juicero's pop-up juice station, where she opted for the Beta Glow (a yummy blend of orange, ginger, lemon and carrot).
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But after a few minutes, the chaos cooled down and the adult son swam away with his mother, now spotted carrying the dead infant herself, tailed by the larger family.
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But even though the weather's cooled down and the leaves have pretty much fallen off the trees, we're still a month away from the mother of all sales: Black Friday.
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Boston LW Brad Marchand has cooled down after registering five points in the season opener but still leads the team with 13 and is riding a three-game streak. 2.
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To produce LNG, natural gas is cooled down to around minus 160 degrees Celsius, so facilities must be chilled before production can begin, typically by using fuel from other sites.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are heating up with the summer now upon us while the Pittsburgh Pirates have cooled down considerably with losses in 13 of their last 15 contests.
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Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz has cooled down considerably since his blistering start to his rookie campaign, mustering just 202 yards last week while tossing only one pass beyond 15 yards.
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Norway's red hot housing market has cooled down in recent months as tighter mortgage regulations, slower population growth and a boom in construction during the last several years dampens demand.
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Mauer and the Twins temporarily were cooled down by the weather, which forced Saturday's game to be postponed and made up as part of a day/night doubleheader on July 1.
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"I think what happened is this: Because I waited 40, 45 years to write this material, the hotness of my emotion had cooled down a little," Rush says, suggesting the former.
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This source noted that these conversations were "hot" earlier this week at the height of the Porter fiasco, but that they seem to have cooled down -- at least for the moment.
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After Slim Jxmmi cooled down backstage for about 15 minutes, our sources say he actually reemerged to finish his set alongside his brother, Swae Lee, who was also there but didn't perform.
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And now that it's cooled down, I was finally able to buy a long-sleeve shirt for the winter months that's just as great as the short-sleeves I wore all summer.
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Thiago Cazarini, a coffee broker at Cazarini Trading Company, said deals cooled down again after the central bank stepped up its currency market interventions, bringing the real back to around 3.70 per dollar.
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If a higher-up at work is pressuring you to do more, set a meeting with them (later this month, when the tension has cooled down) to discuss exactly what your responsibilities are.
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The 240°C water that gets pumped from deep underground is so mineral-heavy, however, that no bacteria can survive, even after it gets cooled down to bathing temperature for visitors to soak in.
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"Investments into the tech space have definitely cooled down, measured by almost every metric: number of deals, deal size or fund raising," said Zhang Chenhao, Shanghai-based Managing Partner at technology-focused Prometheus Fund.
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The public testimony of President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen began with fireworks Wednesday morning and rarely cooled down as the House Oversight Committee hearing continued throughout the day on Capitol Hill.
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In a telephone interview from Tehran, Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, a high-ranking Iranian oil official, warned that prices could rise to $100 a barrel, or even $140 a barrel, unless tensions were cooled down.
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The Hawaiian islands were formed over such a hot spot as molten rock breached the earth's surface and cooled down, layering with each eruption until islands cropped up from the bottom of the ocean.
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One was cooled down by blowing into the small hole in the coffee cup's lid, one was cooled by removing the lid altogether, and one (the control cup) was left untouched, with its lip on.
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For some reason, Yachty thinks it's all cooled down now, despite "Ice Tray" lyrics like ... "If a n***a hatin', call him Joe Budden (p***y!)" Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media.
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From there, the isotopes will be further cooled down by an electromagnetic "knife" device that will slice off the hottest, most active atoms, causing the remaining material to be almost motionless—and thus, extremely cold.
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The offenses cooled down after that, although the Eagles added a 48-yard field goal by Caleb Sturgis right before halftime, and the teams went to their locker rooms with the Packers leading 14-10.
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If the rice is then cooled down or stored at the wrong temperature, the Bacillus spores can start to grow, and "the Bacillus bacteria toxin will make a person very sick for several days," Dible says.
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Economists noted, however, that growth in March cooled down from January and February where figures were boosted by a peak in construction revenue, a one-off ship delivery and an exceptionally weak comparison period in exports.
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While Russia has removed the blockade of the Kerch Strait and tensions have cooled down somewhat, there's little sign of the Kremlin shelving its territorial ambitions-- especially in the absence of strong action from the West.
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"It's actually good news to have everyone cooled down after months-long hype and excitement around the industry," said Jonathan Wang, senior managing director and co-founder of the Asia fund at healthcare investor OrbiMed Advisors.
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So I threw a shirt in my backpack and rode wearing the bare minimum — shirtless, or in a tank top — to try and keep body temps down, changing only after I'd parked my bike and cooled down.
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The "situationship" I was in a few weeks ago recently cooled down, and instead of crying and Googling, I was able to step back and recognize that the dissolution had very little to do with me as a person.
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"The conversation keeps coming back to Mulvaney," the source said, noting that the conversations were "hot" earlier this week at the height of the Porter fiasco, but that they seem to have cooled down -- at least for the moment.
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And when the tart came out of the oven, when it had cooled down to room temperature, I seasoned it again and covered it in dressed radicchio leaves, which wouldn't have been quite enough to make a meal on their own.
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I also noticed after about 25 minutes of usage the projector would overheat the phone and stop working altogether until the phone cooled down (I guess the mini fan inside the projector doesn't really do much to help keep things cool).
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Gunvor chartered the Excalibur tanker to pick up its Trinidad cargo for around $30,000/day, well below prevailing market rates of between $50,000-$60,000/day because the vessel needs to be cooled down with LNG before it becomes operational, shipping sources said.
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One on hand, the risk aversion od investors got cooled down in the market, on the other hand, Blackrock is the first bank giant to release earnings in this round, shows a 26.8% increase in profit in the first quarter of this year.
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Right-hander Chi Chi Gonzalez (0-2) cooled down the Giants' bats in the nightcap, limiting them to one hit before Vogt hit his third pitch of the fourth inning over the fence in right field for his third homer of the season.
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In contrast, Arctic waters are stratified, meaning they have clearly separated layers — on top there is freshwater, which can be cooled down in the fall to form sea ice, and then replenished in the spring and summer, when the sea ice melts.
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In order to ensure that can happen, Alcor stations equipped teams in the U.K., Canada and Germany and offers members a $2100,000 incentive to legally die in Scottsdale, where the record for getting a patient cooled down and prepped for an operation is 35 minutes.
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"Some of the traffic from [the Q4 2017] spike has dropped off as the market has cooled down, but a significant portion has remained as the growing interest level in the broader story about blockchain and crypto shows no signs of slowing down," Worth says.
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"The country has enough stock and they have local (fuel oil) production ... and monsoon has already started with some places getting a lot of rain so temperature has cooled down," said one of the sources, a trader at a company that typically supplies PSO with fuel oil.
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Dinner is always made a day ahead of time, so the workday wraps up every day at 2:30 PM. When the food is ready, it's divided up into servings, cooled down and placed onto speed racks—those towering racks on wheels which hold lots of sheet pans.
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He almost single-handedly brought the Rockets back from the early first-quarter deficit, and, while he had cooled down considerably in the second half, he earned himself a potential career-defining highlight-reel play before halftime: throwing down a dunk over the outstretched arms of Draymond Green, one of the league's best rim protectors.
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Stenson started well enough with a tap-in birdie before the sun had barely risen above the Texas horizon, but he cooled down as the weather warmed up at Golf Club of Houston, dropping four shots in a miserable three-hole stretch on the back nine before clawing back birdies at the final two holes.
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While the STOXX posted its second week of gains in a row with a 0.3 percent rise, it was a far cry from the 2 percent rally in the opening week of 2018 as a strengthening euro and expectations that the European Central Bank could reduce its stimulus sooner than expected cooled down the new year's euphoria.
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The book's only named character, Abel the Magus, is modeled on Max Jacob; the protagonist, the "thief of talent," is Reverdy himself; Seed describes how Jacob, who had a paranoid streak and was afraid that his friends were copying his work, slammed the lid down on a box of his papers when Reverdy curiously began looking at them — their relationship cooled down after that.
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Matt, who studied music and now works in a saxophone shop in central London, recalls a night back in the dorms when I cooked us a curry so hot we immediately retired to the shower block—three cubicles side by side, with a gap at the top so you could hear the person next to you—to drink beer and listen to Bruce Springsteen while we cooled down.
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