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"I think right now, the same thing is going to happen again," Cote said.

Cote did nothing other than what she'd do every day."

The earliest known written record of Cote dates from 1203.

But just over there on the left, a field away, was Cote House.

Cote said he knew the Flyers did not call him up to turn the other cheek.

Mrs. Cote said her worries had been of a different nature.

What were two honkies doing with that cote black chick?

It is referred to in the area as Cote Hill.

Cote (2005) suggests a social interaction model that takes into account these limitations.

Cote put the rebound past Hanlon for his third goal of the season.

And so Cote's post has caused quite a stir.

La Cote was much depressed, for he had scored here the worst failure of his campaign.

Instead of Cote being an obstacle, Christian used him as a screen.

Cote said: "If you have a broken face, it's going to take awhile to be comfortable."

One evening Bruxieus summoned me in secrecy behind the cote.

Cote d'Azur offers one more reason for a visit to the lively neighborhood.

That said, not everyone agrees entirely with Cote's argument.

One local blogger has labelled it the Cote de atom.

The doves were out of the cote and winnowing the dim air.

He and his wife will take time off later this month at their summer home on the Cote d'Azur.

That old man, Brann, is a shepherd, with his flock in the cote out back.

He was looking in the pigeon cote, but the coo of birds didn't tell him much.

At the economic level, what are the results of your visit to Cote d'Ivoire?

He is in a long-term relationship with actress Cote de Pablo.