| Most of us find them unattractive, though there are thousands of rodent fanciers who dote on their well-groomed rat-pets. |
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| Chicken shop owners of the twin cities and neighbouring districts dote on this commercial artiste. |
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| It's a dote of a place and our little cottage was the best ever. |
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| He's an absolute dote and he got to know all of the Roses really well. |
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| Intelligent design is an argument by inference, and the example that proponents dote upon is the bacterial flagellum. |
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| Share photos, video and stories with friends and relatives, and also with those who dote upon their own pets. |
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| So why does one species of dads dote over their children while the other bolts? |
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| Most people dote on their grandchildren, spoiling them in the process. |
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| A guy who won't give you a nice long massage after you've given one to him doesn't deserve to have you dote on him. |
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| In that state you are much more likely to communicate stories that will remain open to the world, stories, lessons and themes that your successors will dote upon and use in a way that fits their time. |
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| Painters of my acquaintance dote on Rubens. |
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| Female viewers particularly dote on Roger. |
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| I can't turn her into an invalid upon whom I dote. |
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| If we dote these devices with the right amount of abstraction or design, we could manage to pass this knowledge on and thus to allow people to grasp how these machines work. |
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| Her character in the movie is to be smitten by him and to dote on him. |
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| But to be sure baby was as good as gold, a perfect little dote in his new fancy bib. |
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| A big driver: empty nesters with no one to dote on. |
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