"It's a very cozy warmth".
Each of its two dining rooms has a fireplace, which adds cozy warmth.
Think of the nights you can't sleep for cold feet compared to the nights when the cozy warmth of a room causes you to nod off.
Whatever the case, the cozy warmth of hearth and home requires incineration, a transfer of energy in which something is lost and something gained.
The avid antique collectors envisioned not just a pharmacy, but an old-fashioned gift emporium designed to transport customers back to the cozy warmth of yesteryear.
Add to this the stylistic and thematic unity of Christie's novels (the cozy warmth of the settings and the British stereotypes, placed within the context of her surprisingly cold appraisal of human nature), and one must view those many books in a different light.
Without breaking her affably conversational tone, in "Letting Go of God" she inhabits the emotional memory of each step on her path, from the cozy warmth of her erstwhile prayerful faith to the confusion and terror, and finally the hard-earned peace of mind, that attend her gradual un-conversion.
For many on Lafayette Avenue, though, their destination is a cozy refuge with amber lights that hint at subtropical warmth: Adobe Blues Restaurant.
Its warmth, balanced by a lingering sweetness, promises happy endings -- or at least a cozy antidote to the nameless fears of a chilly night.
