As for Nicki ... we're told cool as a cucumber.
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He thought everything was cool as a cucumber throughout the realm.
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I'm literally sitting in front of you like cool as a cucumber.
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Some are cool as a cucumber, while others crack under the pressure.
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Barack Obama is cool as a cucumber (or a constitutional law professor).
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Meanwhile, the 16-year-old star looks as cool as a cucumber onstage.
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Imagine being cool as a cucumber during the first 10 minutes of your interview.
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" You're cool as a cucumber when asked, "Why do you want to work here?
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He explained what he wanted her to be: whip-smart, and cool as a cucumber.
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Collins's is at 99, while Aldrin, cool as a cucumber, has a rate of 88.
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But 13th seed Stephens, cool as a cucumber, won the next three points to move ahead.
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Cool as a cucumber, Australia's captain rolls the ball behind a diving Lloris and it's 1-1.
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While Melbourne Park cooked, Federer was as cool as a cucumber in the relatively benign conditions on court.
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" That composure led the Open's on-court interviewer, Rennae Stubbs, to describe Pliskova as "cool as a cucumber.
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"He's usually just cool as a cucumber, he was really chill," Margot Robbie told PEOPLE of DiCaprio's post-win reaction.
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When it comes to their new addition Sam, Keri Russell is as cool as a cucumber – but dad Matthew Rhys?
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Being cool as a cucumber about it will help your mum feel less embarrassed about stumbling upon an intensely private object.
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"The thing that impresses the heck out of me is (Barkov) is cool as a cucumber on that bench," Rowe said.
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The astronaut, the son of a hero of the space program (Tommy Lee Jones), is always as cool as a cucumber.
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As percussion thrums through the scene, Madoff talks this anonymous party guest up to a $400 million investment, cool as a cucumber.
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Round 28 – Lilly cool as a cucumber, and wary as an Indian – McCoy, on the contrary, too free, and too ready to fight.
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Harry StylesThe One Directioner may seem to be cool as a cucumber, but really, he used to battle stage fright with each performance.
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The fabric is made from the fibers of the Beech tree and gives your undies a super soft cool as a cucumber feel.
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Customers sidestepped the shop dog, Billie Holiday, to peruse just-so offerings ("Plato: Cool as a Cucumber") from the store's own press of classics.
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"Here's what you must remember: It's the hot tamale who wins the day, not the [candidate] who's as cool as a cucumber," she says.
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He is busy frying plantains for the 50 people that will show up in an hour and he is as cool as a cucumber.
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Especially the cool-as-a-cucumber, insanely fit and oh-so-chic super agent Theron plays in Atomic Blonde (out now on DVD/Blu-ray).
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Gaga was out in Houston Saturday on Super Bowl-eve and apparently she's not sweating Sunday's big show cuz she looks cool as a cucumber.
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Obviously, Ryan had a couple of guiding lines that he wanted her to be: "book smart and cool as a cucumber" was the character description.
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Nicki was cool as a cucumber during the confrontation ... never leaving her seat at the table during the Harper's Bazaar party during New York Fashion Week.
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The cool as a cucumber American counter-puncher does not blast opponents off court, instead uses her incredible court coverage and unerring accuracy to wear them down.
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Pliskova was clearly a little nonplussed when the on-court presenter described her as "cool as a cucumber", later explaining she had never heard the expression before.
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A cross by Hernandez from the left falls to Mbappé who, cool as a cucumber, eschews a shot to push the ball into space on the left.
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He's cool as a cucumber as he carefully points the engines attached to my wrists away from his body and gives his team the signal to power me up.
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For those in need of some reassurance in these dark times of two-hour airport security checkpoint waits, these visual aids will help you remain cool as a cucumber.
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For someone who was making their debut on national television, Curtis was cool as a cucumber — even when things didn't go exactly as planned, like during his "bottle flipping" demonstration.
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Arthur: Cool as a cucumber, he methodically built the case for conservative values and policies, and then all but told the audience that their nominee did not share those values.
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After signing with Domino, they dropped two near-classics, 2011's Days and 2014's Atlas, which both demonstrated that sometimes rocking out can be done while remaining cool as a cucumber.
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Yu Darvish is set to start Game 3 of the World Series tonight in Houston for the Los Angeles Dodgers and he sounds cool as a cucumber, if not a little morose.
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So even if you're cool as a cucumber during first dates and important job interviews, your palms may start to sweat, and your speech may slur the moment you're thrust into the spotlight.
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The only character who seems surprising at times is Mickey, who in contrast to everyone else is cool as a cucumber and detached enough to take up with Carolina while he's still sleeping with her stepmother.
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And then there's Free Fire, Ben Wheatley's 1970s shoot'em up film which premieres April 21, and sees a bearded Armie rocking a turtleneck/blazer combo, looking cool as a cucumber as he takes one bullet after another.
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The red, angry-faced emoji calms the skin after a sunburn and takes down any other redness you may have, for example; the dude in sunglasses is cool as a cucumber, and loaded with the ingredient to prove it.
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Lois Riess, the 56-year-old gambling grandmother wanted in connection with the murder of her husband and doppelgänger, was said to be "cool as a cucumber" Thursday night when US Marshals finally caught up with her in Texas, the Washington Post reports.
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Yes, there were some bad times to come — Mr. Barghati and colleagues were not going to forgive his characterization of their people as "little brown rats," particularly after watching their $300 million investment go up in flames — but still, this formerly cool-as-a-cucumber character screaming?
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While her sister Kylie spent the day in the comfort of her luxury vehicle's turbo-powered air conditioning in Los Angeles, Snapchatting her dashboard's thermometer creeping up to a staggering 120°, Kendall was cool as a cucumber in N.Y.C., stepping out with her supermodel besties Gigi Hadid and Hailey Baldwin.
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To bring her pantsuits into the 21st century, sportswear future, Reebok suggests construct everything out of their ActivChill fabric to keep Clinton cool as a cucumber, while giving her some very modern detailing like a mech neckline, a strappy sports bra, and swapping out her blouse and slacks for a very streamlined jumpsuit.
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And as if that wasn't enough, she acted like everything was cool as a cucumber at the time on her social media channels following the breakup, even posting videos of her listening to Tyga's music But now we see that she was really not okay at all — she hid out in her bedroom for days, according to her assistant, and wasn't acting like her fun playful self.
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Our personalities developed off of one another: I am an attention-seeker; Kris is cool as a cucumber, a chef, and a great musician who likes and is like funk music; Chase is the serious one, quiet, contemplative, a tradesman who works through his emotions with his hands; and Luke is, of course, the baby, loved and coddled, and perhaps the least fearful of us or at the very least the only one who snowboards.
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Severin suggests that the figure might be Mary, a character in another poem by Smith titled "Cool as a Cucumber". The drawing was used as the accompanying image for the poem "The Frozen Lake" in Selected Poems, a self-edited compilation of Smith's works published in 1962.Severin, Laura.
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These were nearly as popular as those of his father had been. Charles James Mathews was one of the few English actors who successfully played French-speaking roles. In 1863 he appeared in Paris in a French version of his play Cool as a Cucumber, and was received with praise.
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Like Ike, Billy Claiborne was unarmed. He and Cowboy Wes Fuller, who had been at the rear of the lot, also ran from the fight as soon as the shooting began. ; Billy Clanton shot According to The Tombstone Epitaph, "Wyatt Earp stood up and fired in rapid succession, as cool as a cucumber, and was not hit." Morgan Earp fired almost immediately, as Billy Clanton drew his gun right-handed.
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John Drew Jr. was educated at a fine academy in Philadelphia, but the life of the theater would become his primary focus at a young age. His first role as a boy was "Plumper" in Cool as a Cucumber at the family's Arch Street Theater. left Drew had a long association with Charles Frohman and leading lady Maude Adams. In these years under Frohman, John Drew's stardom was established.
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The personal bravery of the Prince was also remarked upon by Ian Kiernan, saying that the prince was "cool as a cucumber". Others on the stage included Rear Admiral Peter Sinclair, AO (the Governor of New South Wales), John Fahey (the Premier of New South Wales), Frank Sartor (the Lord Mayor of Sydney), and Tony Lauer (the New South Wales Commissioner of Police).(27 January 1994.) "Prince Charles keep his cool under fire", Sun Journal. Kang had been the second person to attack a royal in Sydney, after Irishman Henry James O'Farrell.
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That same month Fortune re-released "Going Down To Tia Juana" by Andre Williams & The Don Juans. In September "Bobby Jean" and "It's All Over" by Andre & The Don Juans is issued by Fortune on # 828, quickly followed by "Cool As A Cucumber" and "Going Back To Chicago" on # 829. In October back as The Five Dollars recorded "Hard Workin' Mama" and "I Will Wait" on # 830. Late in the year Andre Williams with The Don Juans hit with "Bacon Fat" and "Just Because Of A Kiss" on # 831.
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He played with the VFA club Williamstown from 1922 to 1924, playing 51 games and scoring seven goals.'Truboot', "Williamstown's Wing Centre: 'Geddes Cool as a Cucumber' ", The Sporting Globe, Saturday, 1 September 1923), p.6. He also played one game for a combined VFA team that played against a Perth Football Club team, at the North Melbourne Cricket Ground on 2 August 1924;The Association, The Age, (Friday, 1 August 1924), p.7; The Association, The Argus, (Saturday, 2 August 1924), p.20. In a low scoring match, played in appalling conditions, the Perth team won by two points: 3.8 (26) to 3.6 (24).
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But the film reflects the evenness with which Sevigny portrays the unflappable Lizzie, cool as a cucumber all the way to court. That control never betrays her or belies an inconvenient truth, and Sevigny’s steadiness is almost unnerving." Michael O'Sullivan of The Washington Post similarly wrote that Sevigny "is something of a closed book, delivering a stolid performance that can be read as either strong-willed or stonyhearted." Jeannette Catsoulis of The New York Times praised the direction as "focused," though conceded: "Lizzie isn’t perfect — the pacing can flag, and the lovely Kim Dickens, as Lizzie’s older sister, barely registers — but Ms. Sevigny’s intelligence and formidable control keep the melodrama grounded.
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As an actor in England, Mathews held an unrivalled place in his unique vein of light eccentric comedy. He had an easy grace combined with "imperturbable solemnity", a combination which amused people; his humour was never broad, but always measured and restrained. It was as the leading character in such plays as the Game of Speculation, My Awful Dad, Cool as a Cucumber, Patter versus Clatter, and Little Toddlekins, that he especially excelled. Mathews also used his time in the U.S. to collect impressions of American types and dialects, resulting in A Trip to America, a one-man stage review in which Mathews performed mimicries in character, including some in blackface. After Mathews' return to England with his second wife, in 1861, they gave a series of "At Home" tabletop reviews at the Haymarket Theatre.
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