| Yes, it's a bit creepy that Borne, for all his weirdness, has obviously been engineered to appeal to Rachel, but the same could be said of human babies, with their oversized eyes and adorable cooings. |
| Before lunch we assembled outside the spa and worked on our core strength, while a pair of doves made soporific cooings in the rafters. |
| The final track comes as a wind-down, complete with wave sounds and lullaby-like female cooings. |
| As for fleur-de-lys's reproaches, they expired in tender cooings. |
| We decide to paint adjacent buildings, though at one point I have to move away from Neil so I don't have to listen to the unabashed cooings of admiring American tourists. |
| Watching the great pleasure that these numbers, with all their swoopings and cooings, gave both the singer and the audience was a reminder that sometimes it's best to respect other people's taste. |
