| My neighbour Hassan Sheikh lived on the terrace of his building, in a single room surrounded by cotes for his pigeons. |
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| Last week Town Council members decided to look into providing one or two pigeon cotes around the town. |
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| The cotes are the subject of constant campaigning and the standards have risen across the board. |
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| Environmental health officers hope the cotes will keep pigeons off the streets and discourage them from feeding on waste food and titbits offered by tourists. |
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| Fish ponds were stocked with netted fish during the summer as a source of protein and dove cotes, or as the Romans called them, 'columbariums', were another. |
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| In the early 18th century, the English mathematician Roger Cotes computed weighted averages of measurements made by different astronomers. |
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| It was not until 1966 that the Cotes Du Rhone Villages appellation was finally established producing wines from 16 individual communes. |
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| There's time to scan the wine list, sample a glass of Guigal's white Cotes du Rhone, or a red Mercurey from Faiveley. |
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| Of the two Tain Houses, Jaboulet's Cotes du Rhone shades the Chapoutier effort with more of a pepper and savoury green olive flavour. |
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| Le Passe Colline 2004 Cotes du Ventoux gains extra complexity and yeastiness from being aged sur lie. |
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| Hundreds of bees are whizzing circles around the Cotes as they stack honeycombs on the trolley. |
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| The county Intermediate, Russell Cotes and local divisional cups were also frequently won by a Hampshire League team. |
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| There's plenty of raspberry jam and cherry fruit to tweak your gums, and hints of treacly spice make this a cracking Cotes du Rhone. |
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