" Some cooed and said "Ah"; others sneered and said "Ew.
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"Acknowledge the goal of what we're doing here today," she cooed.
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Meghan cooed over the baby girl as she shook Higgins hand.
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"Vegetables are sexy," cooed a nearby woman in a bustier bodysuit.
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When the bug flitted away, the students cooed at its gracefulness.
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Oh, sure we all cooed over the first Dyson vacuum we saw.
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"Like, being a mom is my jam," she cooed, keeping her cool.
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"I'm so sawwy," baby-cooed another, giving my shoulder a consoling squeeze.
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"He's a Hollywood legend of the old school," one 2003 article cooed.
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Clad in pink, Elia laughed and cooed as she repeatedly reached for Rose.
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Backs are slapped and babies cooed over; a civilised babble fills the space.
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"I feel the same way about you," he cooed, flashing those pearly whites.
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We cooed at kittens and fell in love with a lab named Adidas.
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" Guthrie can be heard saying in the video as Charley gurgled and cooed. "What?
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" In a video in her snap story, Lovato held the puppy and cooed, "Ell!
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The other women cooed and hummed to try to placate her curly-haired toddler.
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"We have to let the bad out, so the good will come in," she cooed.
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"I have never seen cuter cookies in all my life," she cooed on Instagram Stories.
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"Look at you," he cooed at one point, addressing one of the feathered guests directly.
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In addition, "Trump-led tax reform" was "particularly helpful" to the deal's economics, cooed Mr Legere.
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"Thanks, Daddy," Cardi cooed as she shared a close-up of her gift on Instagram. pic.twitter.
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And neither did hyperventilating journalists: "A body like a Bruce Weber pinup," one cooed in 1991.
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Night fell and sexy red lights flashed while he cooed into the mic, strumming his guitar.
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"Chi," Kardashian West, 37, cooed to her daughter on Saturday, as she documented their latest cuddle session.
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"Look at me like you are really mad at me," cooed Portia Shao, his photographer that day.
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"He's been working on his smile," she said, as the crowd cooed at a happy-looking Bailey.
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Pagan cooed at the green eyes of a 7-year-old boy called Jayden with a Transformers backpack.
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Samantha Jones didn't expect her adorable 2-month-old baby Christian to respond when she cooed at him.
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"My mom made this, like, a day ago," he said with a wide grin as the audience cooed.
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"You know nothing, Jon Snow," he cooed to the camera, firing a Nerf arrow like the world's wimpiest Wilding.
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Her breathy delivery of the word "Maker's," cooed almost in a whisper, is not the typical rumination on alcohol.
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His is music that requires distillation: minimal, evaporated dancehall, boiled down to compressed beats and a cooed, spare lyrics.
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"You were singing with him, and you're a baby still," J.Lo cooed to Lee while foaming at the mouth.
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Doves cooed on perches nearby; when one of them got trapped in a fountain, Perlman lifted it out, flapping.
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They named it Misty, to echo M.S.D., and cooed at it and encouraged it to waddle across the floor.
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" Woodard cooed to her, before joking to the rest of the crowd, "We're going to have a kids' table.
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"I think it's such a great question," cooed Donald Trump, who denied ever denying climate change during the last debate.
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The internet's insatiable mouth cooed, "Yum-yum-yum-yum-yum, I love it!" and Cohen racked up likes and retweets.
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Plus Iwan Rheon knows how to deliver a line — "My beloved wife, I've missed you terribly," he cooed on Sunday.
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When Duckworth was leaving the chamber, the crowd of congressional reporters watching from the press seating cooed at her baby.
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"You had a very strange day, and it's going to get even stranger, but it's going to be good," she cooed.
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An audience of tango connoisseurs shrieked, gasped and cooed at the fast-traveling trills and out-of the-blue pouncing skips.
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Kim cooed her approval at the collection, eventually choosing a fishnet knit dress to wear, which revealed more than it covered.
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"Oh, look," Flip cooed as the Altimiras began gathering for a family photo in front of this most famous of mausoleums.
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But to certain fashion aficionados, it is the inexpressible ultimate, sold out just about everywhere, cooed over online and in person.
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It was more than 30 years ago when a young Brooke Shields cooed that nothing comes between her and her Calvins.
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" Turning around the camera once again, Cardi, who was now snuggled next to the Migos rapper, 26, sweetly cooed, "I love you.
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Waiting hours for their candidate to arrive, supporters snapped photos of one another, chatted and cooed at babies in their parents' arms.
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" Chyna continued her adoration of her little girl on Snapchat, sharing several clips of baby Dream laughing and bouncing as she cooed. "Dreamy!
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Just last month, the Migos rapper shared a heartwarming video of a bubbly Kulture, who was all smiles as her mom cooed at her.
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On CNN, pundits and reporters alike cooed over just how presidential Trump's announcement was—"That's how it's done!" in the words of Dana Bash.
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Never has she slammed less or cooed more, and never has she seemed so in command of her desires, or so comfortable with them.
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A 2016 study suggested that instead of roaring, the T. rex probably cooed, hooted, and made deep-throated booming sounds like the modern-day emu.
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At the time, editors cooed; celebrity bloggers like Chiara Ferragni of The Blonde Salad flaunted their own versions during fashion weeks in Paris and Milan.
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The tricky part ... Kylie has cooed openly on social media about various gifts she's received from her BF, including a Mercedes as a birthday present.
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But she received a warm response at a local hospital, where she cooed over children, distributed stuffed animals and held a baby in her arms.
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"Here Mama, this is the one you like," the man, Fernando Cruz, cooed as he slipped her a bacon-flavored treat, not for the first time.
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"Notice how soft your pillow feels against your head," the voice cooed, from my iPhone, in a way that reminded me of having my hair stroked.
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On the covered shotengai, or shopping streets, teenagers crammed into the arcades and cooed at the kittens up for adoption on the side of the road.
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Beaming from ear to ear, Meghan cooed "here we go" at the bouncing baby boy in her arms while proud father Harry looked on in delight.
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"Hi mama, hi my gorgeous girl," the proud mama cooed while sharing a video of her 3-month-old daughter True laughing and smiling on social media.
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Katrina had its heyday in 211, when 21995,223 baby girls cooed to that moniker, said the Social Security Administration, which tracks the 222,2148 most popular names annually.
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But when Mueller demanded time limits and continually refused to answer nonprivileged questions that he clearly could answer, Democrats virtually cooed that he was only being reticent.
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My parents cooed and tried to quiet them, but I accepted their accusations, their anger, because I also believed I had failed and felt like a liar.
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A 2016 study suggested that the T. rex probably didn't roar, but most likely cooed, hooted, and made deep-throated booming sounds like the modern-day emu.
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One person cooed at it, another said, "it's perfect," while a third remarked that this is the exact sort of thing they'd wished someone would make for years.
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This guy was a huge favorite in the benching area, but easily slept through all the people saying "Awww" and "Oh my god!" as they cooed over him.
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Perhaps baby John John stuffed soggy waffle crumbs into his mouth as he was strapped into his high chair, and they all cooed and laughed as a family.
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For their part, several delegates in the hall cooed over Mr Trump's snappily dressed, perfectly coiffed children, as they declared their love for and pride in their father.
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Trump bristled, saying how insane it was to be asked such a question when the media cooed that Hillary took Tuesday night off to see an Adele concert.
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Colombian powerhouse J Balvin invited Pharrell as his secret weapon who sweetly cooed in Spanish—last year the urban rapper took Diplo, Major Lazer, and MØ to the stage.
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She'd feed him until he cooed and maybe sometimes they would run out of gruel and she would watch his hunger grow, watch his eyes turn small and sad.
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Moods were light; they toasted one another with Fireball whiskey shots, laughed when one of them dropped his phone in the lake and cooed as another cuddled with his pregnant wife.
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"He's our own J.F.K.," cooed one supporter during a Macron rally in late April, who said she had ditched her support for the traditional conservative Republican candidate in order to back Macron.
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Last fall, Trump cooed that the North Korean dictator wrote him "beautiful letters" and "we fell in love," but then the president canceled their lunch date following their disappointing rendezvous in Hanoi.
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"I hope this is the greatest year of your life, sir," Mr. Limbaugh cooed to Mr. Trump at one point, while also venturing that the Suleimani killing had many Americans on edge.
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"We loved to listen to the little sounds they'd make — especially the way they cooed when they were deep into dreaming," says the mom of two in responses given before Meghan gave birth.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon in downtown Manhattan, a 30-something, Ivy League-educated consultant did just that, curling up on her couch, cuddling a toy dog as his owners cooed at him encouragingly.
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Nigerian pop music, and Davido's in particular, tends toward the sweetly smooth and beautifully upbeat, capable of turning any setting into a party with just a few drumbeats and some cooed, often Auto-Tuned singing.
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She also cooed over 15-week old Eden Walker, whose mother, Ceri Walker, lost her alcoholic mother Carolyn when she was 21 and appeared in a film talking about the effect it had on her.
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We've learned that dinosaurs cooed rather than roared; how they replaced their teeth; the evolution of flight; the complicated evolutionary relationship between birds and dinosaurs; and we've discovered a wealth of previously unknown dinos, too.
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"I'm not a classy bitch all of the time, so it's fine," she cooed flirtatiously, with a wiggle of her shoulders—a line she had clearly rehearsed in her head for at least three seconds.
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Here, crowds of camera phone-toting tourists cooed and clapped at Pepper, an adorable 4-foot-tall robot with a high-pitched voice and a tablet screen strapped to its chest, during a recent test run.
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Kim shared a photo of Saint's teeny, tiny hand clutching his older sister North's finger, and I'm sure we all cooed a little bit to ourselves as we viewed the picture, because honestly, how could you not?
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In one set of messages, Mr. Guzmán and his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, cooed together over the cuteness of their twin baby daughters and then, in a flash, discussed whether his soldiers had been slaughtered in a gunfight.
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Clouds had begun to roll in during Sue-Anna's birth and as the goat's owners tended to her and the class cooed over the baby, lightning flashed and the hooves and head of another kid began to emerge.
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Fluffy round cakes of halvah in flavors like rose, lemon, ginger and cardamom are artfully garnished with shiny coffee beans, leaf-green chopped pistachios and curling chocolate shards, the better to be cooed over and Instagrammed all day long.
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So, we pulled up to the curb of the Langham, where suit-clad staffers took our bags, cooed over our little one (the surest way to our hearts), and let the front desk know that we'd arrived via headset.
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We didn't hear about the injury until June, whereupon a justifiable freak-out ensued, but the Bills cooed sweetly in our ears for a couple months and everybody decided it would still be cool to make Watkins a second-round fantasy pick. Oops.
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"I find that I can be a little edgier and fun in the things that I wear," Ms. Curran said as a miniskirted sales manager, Jenna Suhl — sales managers also pay in-home calls — cooed over piles of Fendi, Valentino and oui, Chanel.
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The lazy devil on my shoulder that onced cooed, Go to bed, you'll wash your face in the morning, has been suffocated by a medicine cabinet stocked with tried-and-true makeup removers that get the job done as effectively and quickly as possible.
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Their words routinely reassure girls of their worth and desirability as they are: NSYNC cooed about how "God must have spent a little more time on you"; Backstreet Boys claimed "what makes you different makes you beautiful"; and O-Town sang an anthem for shy girls.
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But she says that she slogs through it because it gives her two hours in the dark with Jake Ryan, that object of so much 1980s hormonal lust, who cracked a million hearts in two when he cooed to Samantha to make a wish over her birthday cake.
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Back then we cooed about their jittery indie pop, tonally British but steeped in the downtown grit and slurry seduction of a city where the shots never end and there's always some boiler room in the basement of a bar where you can sneak a smoke and steal an illicit kiss.
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He mugged in front of a photo of Tony Danza in the celebrity gallery, cooed at the souvenirs in the gift shop ("Now this is the jam," he said, holding up a tacky T-shirt of the Empire State Building), and feigned horror at the $65 express ticket to the top.
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A great example of the financial heights a Hollywood newbie can scale, in large part through the image she projects at public events, is Lupita Nyong'o, who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 2013 for 12 Years a Slave and later nabbed a beauty contract with Lancôme after a series of much-cooed-over red-carpet appearances.
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We sent a homing pigeon over to Mark Barrott in Ibiza, and the pigeon cooed in his ear about us premiering a track from The Sound of the Glades and the pigeon smashed into our office earlier today with this fresh Soundcloud embed for album highlight "Miyazaki" which you can hear exclusively below here on THUMP.
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But if you followed me around with a cellphone camera all day while I cooed at a baby one second and had three reporters shout questions in my ear the next, I'd make faces too (and, unlike her, I don't need to suppress the urge to snarl at the jackals of the press since I am one).
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In the past two years, her family has made a splash at the Cannes Film Festival: Ms. dos Santos sat in the front row of fashion shows, and Kim Kardashian cooed over a 22013-carat diamond paraded at a party thrown last year by de Grisogono, the Swiss jeweler now owned by the dos Santos family.
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Seldom catchy in any conventional sense, every one of these 14 tracks entices the ear anyway, from "Bad Guy"'s "duh"s to "Xanny"'s blown speaker cone to the shuddering sound-pit that swallows "You Should See Me in a Crown" to the plinked piano of "All the Good Girls Go to Hell" to the tunefully cooed "Wish You Were Gay," and it keeps going.
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