Sentence examples for a bit cozy from inspiring English sources

And as in Brooklyn the seating is a bit cozy, the ceilings are low, and there's almost no space to get a running start to roll that ball.

Ten women in 1,000 square feet is a bit cozy.

The friendships shown in Accidental Courtesy are a bit cozy, and the film's best scene is also its most combative one.

Upstairs, the mood is a bit cozier -- the ceilings aren't as high and there's carpeting, so it's quieter.

Actually, as the snow was blown against the siding of the garage it stuck there, sealing off the cracks, and my atelier became a bit cozier, though not in time to keep me from falling ill.

"It's just a bit too cozy at the moment".

— David Gallagher It's Love! Theatlanticwire.com |  Perhaps we are a bit too cozy with our gadgets?

The space may be a bit too cozy for diners seated in the center of the room.

As the Cochrans rode on the outskirts of the forest, Jesse and I went straight through the meadow, a bit too cozy with the herd.

In Ingo Schulze's cheery novel "Adam and Evelyn" (Knopf, $28), a lecherous East German dressmaker gets a bit too cozy with his comrade clientele, inciting his girlfriend to go on a sex-charged romp through newly democratic Hungary.

You can read my four-star review of the show here – it's stuffed full of great gags, and Anderson is as charming as any stand-up you'll see – but for my tastes it's all a bit too cozy; more a catch-up with an entertaining friend than a stand-up set.