One often ends up cooling one's heels in the lobby when meetings run long.

When applicants arrive early, the receptionist cools one's heels by asking them to wait until the manager returns.

During the emergency, she always keeps a cool head and gives clear instructions.

Anyone who works in customer service occasionally blows one's cool when faced with rude customers.

During the evacuation drill, one kept one's cool and followed the safety procedures precisely.

One keeps one's cool during emergencies by focusing on the facts and breathing slowly.

Even when the fire alarm blared and people panicked, she kept a cool head and guided everyone to the exits.

After being provoked repeatedly during the meeting, one had finally blown one's cool and walked out.

Blowing one's cool during negotiations can ruin months of careful work.

By keeping one's cool during the interview, candidates project confidence and professionalism.