bill and coo

"If you two would stop billing and cooing at each other, we might find a way out of here!"

You two can do your billing and cooing later on."

On the whole though, it was a damned good thing they had been billing and cooing every night.

"We could go on billing and cooing until the end of the world.

It has a fascination that ranks next after billing and cooing.

That's how the year ended for boxing's Bill and Coo.

Nevertheless, everyone seemed happy to bill and coo.

One is the Prime Minister, who now bills and coos where she used to bellow.

Sounds of billing and cooing still reached me but, save plugging my ears, there was little I could do about that.

Bill and Coo: A country music duo who sing sad but funny songs.

"To see him billing and cooing with that.

Rogan stared at the pair of them, all but billing and cooing before his eyes.

Not too much billing and cooing, wouldn't you think?'

However, the reconciled lovebirds eventually bill and coo.

We can bill and coo in the usual way and be sure before we make commitments."

Bill and Coo (1948 live action film)

They were forever billing and cooing.

They billed and cooed from time to time and posed effectively on top of the feeder.

It is Andy Williams or lames Last billing and cooing.

New babies are proudly shown to the world in the evening volta or stroll, when neighbors come to "bill and coo."

Immediately the pigeons began to strut and flutter out, billing and cooing with pleasure.

You don't think the brethren could bring her back just to let you two bill and coo, do you?'

"Bill and coo later," Darcy ordered.

In 1947, he produced Bill and Coo, a feature film cleverly using trained birds and other animals as actors.

Bill and Coo (1947)