| As the mainstream media cottoned on to the story and joined in the chorus, those inside the camp say they felt relief. |
| Politicians have cottoned on to this in the abstract, but they are more reluctant to be drawn on where these houses should be. |
| Although I've never cottoned to it, but it's still the kind of song 90 per cent of songwriters would be proud to pen. |
| Has the world cottoned on to my gentle wit, my innate sense of style, or my ability to tug at the emotional heartstrings so dextrously? |
| I think they've cottoned onto the sheer, er, sheerness of her top. |
| Of course, once Joe cottoned to this idea of visual stimulation, he completely threw himself into it. |
