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1. The chickens fought for position in the tiny coop door as they watched her pour a bucket of water into the tire
2. They squawked and pecked at each other as she broke a trail from the tire to the coop
3. They could have been blueprints for a chicken coop or a rabbit hutch for all they cared
4. Grandpa moseys on down to the coop, shovel in hand
5. For a few weeks I avoided the chicken coop by myself
6. Only 20 yards away, he strutted to edge of the small hill between the back of the garage and the front of the chicken coop, looking out to see what prey he would take today
7. I gave him no room to recover and pounced on him again, kicking him towards the coop
8. He let out a fearful howl and ran through the back gate of the chicken coop, for safety
9. They sent me a picture of the chicken coop, with the brown and tan hens scattered about, some with their beaks frozen at the corn on the ground — the shine of the red in those roosters collars, reminded me briefly of the time that I stood toe-to-toe with Devil and watched the red in his eyes turn to fear as I stomped the devil right out of him
10. Looking up their way from my driver’s seat, through the bright colored falling leaves, seeing bits of the white (ish) chicken coop poking through the gaps in the trees and hearing the squawks of curious hens, I decided that I was going to do just that
11. Trying out my new stick, I headed for the chicken coop, which was not much more than 50 yards further up the hill
12. Down the hill stood the chicken coop we
13. loudly, chased the chickens back to their coop
14. If I told him, what was in the package, I got to watch Coop talk with Ralston
15. He told Coop that he was on his way to a department head"s meeting with the mayor but keep him in the loop
16. I had just started out the door of the cop shop when Coop called me back
17. “Yeah,” Coop nodded as he started the car
18. “Yeah Coop – I do
19. “Bye Coop!” The pushed the little red button to end the call
20. I walked over to Coop
21. “You say that often Coop?” I asked sincerely
22. Coop directed me towards the room closest on the left
23. Maybe that was one of the prices he had paid that Coop had mentioned
24. Her original fear of the sky falling having proved baseless, or at least premature, today’s Chicken Little pesters the coop and chicken yard with a new cry: “The earth is warming up! The earth is warming up!” The Wurm ice sheet covered most of Europe some 20,000 years ago, about the same time the Wisconsin ice sheet covered much of North America
25. There was an old turkey coop up the hill up the hill from their farmhouse, which was red and had a picture window looking out over the most beautiful view in the world – the hills across the valley from Randolph – Hebbard Hill, and Randolph Center, and, to the north, Bear Mountain
26. were indeed found in the chicken coop located on the other side of the earth from G
27. Local Coop: Twice the Fun with Your PS3
28. As much as we would love to enjoy this game with a friend, local coop splits the screen into two very small parts
29. So unless you’ve got a massive 60 inch HDMI screen, don’t bother with the local coop here
30. "I was ten years old and it happened at the back of the chicken coop
31. Our next stop was the Coop City Fusterie shopping
32. They found him in the chicken coop behind his house
33. Chuckling to himself the Cajun picked up a can of mixed scratch feed and casually distributed it in front of the coop, chunking a handful into the back of the empty bird domicile
34. The gallant little bird was tired from being chased through the punishing saw palmettos and dense underbrush following his escape from the coop
35. out of their coop and took off over the fields
36. out and started stomping about the empty coop with their equipment beeping
37. buried the cash, still in the metal Brink’s boxes, under the chicken coop in
38. about every back yard chicken coop in the area
39. Now there aren’t any chickens in our chicken coop
40. old thing down and putting in a small flower garden where the coop now
41. I went to clean out the chicken coop
42. Armed with books, courses, tapes, coaching, coop
43. Brown, who was alive in the electrified chicken coop, was taken out of Macondo with his family and those of his fellow countrymen and brought to a safe place under the protection of the army
44. ” The main entrance to the wire chicken coop was guarded as always by two local police-men who looked as if they were made of stone under the rain, with raincoats and rubber boots
45. “Perhaps there are one too many roosters in the chicken coop
46. found the source of the chicken exodus, the coop from where the refugees had flown: a
47. I call this the “chicken coop theory of education
48. shut the door to their coop, knowing that in the morning you’ll let them
49. equipment in his arms, and flew the coop
50. “We need fly the coop and get to Madame’s
1. Ten miles (and some twelve minutes) later I am at the Cooper Dean roundabout
2. Later that day, farmer, Rhys Cooper, shot the sheep with the broken leg
3. “And do you think that you might start calling me Stuart or Stu? And as I said, sometime soon, I want to introduce you to my ex-partner, Cooper, who is still on the force
4. I"ll meet you in another two days for lunch, and I"ll have my partner, Cooper, with me
5. who was she kidding? And who was Chance Kemp and why was the fact that this guy, Fred Cooper, and he were so close such a big deal? And the name Chance itself? Not a very common name and I"d heard it twice in two days
6. He introduced himself to me as Sergeant Fred Cooper
7. Sergeant Cooper listened patiently
8. After commenting that I was a Canadian and making some innocuous comment about how cold the winters were in Canada, Cooper wrote my name, current address and phone number in a little black spiral wire hinged notebook
9. The uniformed cop returned and gave a quick head nod to Cooper
10. Cooper had recognized my name when I was released from the back seat of the cruiser, but he had remained silent until the young cop had indicated that I was in the clear
11. Langdon had told me that Cooper was his pal on the force who was as close as this to Chance Kemp – a fact that still didn"t mean anything to me
12. “Would you mind coming back to the station with me, Joe?” Fred Cooper asked courteously as he returned his spiral-writing pad to his inside jacket pocket
13. “Really?” said Cooper in mock surprise
14. “Instead of going to the station, let"s go directly to the hospital,” said Cooper
15. For his part, Cooper wanted to keep the conversation innocuous until he had more information and could make notes at the hospital
16. A few minutes later, Cooper came back into the room with another man
17. This guy was the antithesis of Cooper
18. If the reaction of the uniformed sheriff"s guy was any indication, this new cop with Cooper was a heavy weight in the chain of command
19. Cooper and his friend moved over to where I had stood and waited
20. Even as I continued talking to Cooper and Kemp, I realized that I had slipped into the detached mode of thinking and talking that I had always used when I had been with McGregor on the Metro force
21. I turned back towards the small room where I"d left Cooper and Kemp
22. ” I liked Cooper
23. I then tried to reach Fred Cooper, the detective I"d talked with the night before
24. I told Cooper what I was thinking
25. My estimation of Cooper as a police detective, which was already in the excellent range, had just gone up another notch
26. Anticipation and intuition are important parts of the job, and Cooper was proving to have more than his share of those qualities
27. I made an attempt to reach Cooper without success
28. “Have you been able to locate Langdon? I was supposed to meet him with you and Cooper today at lunch – remember?”
29. Fred Cooper told me that you needed these
30. The GPS found the address Cooper had given me – Toby"s Gym
31. I tried to contact Cooper again – or Kemp, but neither was in to take my call
32. I guess Fred Cooper must have had some pull in the police department because his name was on the door of this cubbyhole
33. “Detective Sergeant Cooper and I thought we should have a little discussion with you this morning given the events of the last few days
34. I jumped in before Cooper could answer
35. I let Cooper decide how he wanted to reply
36. ” Cooper looked at me
37. “What things could Vickie talk about that would make Ted say he"d kill her?” Cooper frowned again before he picked up his line of questioning
38. Cooper told Eddie that he had been helpful
39. Cooper and I Have a Heart To Heart
40. When Eddie Ralston had been led away to catch his ride for his appearance in the Federal Courthouse some blocks away, Cooper turned to me
41. I had learned what I needed to know whether Cooper or Kemp knew the significance of the information or not
42. “Yeah, you have good instincts,” Cooper said with a faint smile
43. ” I said as Cooper stood up – our interview was over – like his boss, Chance Kemp, he had bigger fish to fry
44. As Cooper started for the door, he turned look at me
45. Cooper gave a quick rundown on everything Eddie Ralston had told us
46. Cooper told me that he would run me back over to the beach, but he had a few things to attend to first
47. Cooper parked the aging Crown Vic in the same small lot behind the emergency wing
48. Cooper must have sensed how this was affecting me
49. “Detective Cooper – you have a phone call
50. “Thank you,” Cooper said as he turned to follow the nurse
1. Cooper"s pal extended his hand
2. As I started up the Jaguar again, I wondered if Cooper"s phone call had been an independent action or was Kemp pulling Cooper"s strings? Probably best to assume the later
3. Was it Kemp"s name or Cooper"s request that generated instant response?
4. Before I had a shower and flopped onto bed, I took time to make a phone call and leave a message on Cooper"s voice mail
5. “Are you at home?" I could almost feel Cooper"s urgency as he went red alert
6. ” Cooper"s dark brown eyes had not left mine for a second
7. The young cops waited for their senior man to process Cooper"s words
8. He was one of 12 top executive speakers including the chairmen of P&G, Citicorp, Coopers and Lybrand and Morgan Guaranty and the presidents of Chase Bank and Eastern Airlines
9. Burkhard, and won the 1999 Pricewaterhouse Coopers European Shareholder Value Award
10. The 2012 Pricewaterhouse Coopers consumer survey tends to prove this
11. This new couple bought the house from the Coopers who had been there for 35 years until they
12. After them march the guilds and trades and trainbands with flying colours: coopers, bird fanciers, millwrights, newspaper canvassers, law scriveners, masseurs, vintners, trussmakers, chimneysweeps, lard refiners, tabinet and poplin weavers, farriers, Italian warehousemen, church decorators, bootjack manufacturers, undertakers, silk mercers, lapidaries, salesmasters, corkcutters, assessors of fire losses, dyers and cleaners, export bottlers, fellmongers, ticketwriters, heraldic seal engravers, horse repository hands, bullion brokers, cricket and archery outfitters, riddlemakers, egg and potato factors, hosiers and glovers, plumbing contractors
13. He started walking, caught up to the Coopers at the entrance to the Dressler manse, stuck out his hand, and said, “Bryce, I’m Chris Scofield, Scofield Systems
14. Still chatting with the Coopers, Scotty gave his fake name to security, and thanks to Mo-bot’s superior hacking skills, Chris Scofield was on the digital guest list with a star next to his name, meaning “big donor
15. The Coopers were respected, and their self-respect was in no way forced
16. And, remembering the Coopers and how we felt about them, I think my main feeling is sorrow at the curtain of fear and anger drawn down between us
17. But I am particularly interested in the school business, because it seems to me that the blight can disappear only when there are millions of Coopers
18. Huge hills and mountains of casks on casks were piled upon her wharves, and side by side the world-wandering whale ships lay silent and safely moored at last; while from others came a sound of carpenters and coopers, with blended noises of fires and forges to melt the pitch, all betokening that new cruises were on the start; that one most perilous and long voyage ended, only begins a second; and a second ended, only begins a third, and so on, for ever and for aye