Sentence examples for cosy days from inspiring English sources

Kuwait's budget deficit has ballooned to more than $6 billion and there are signs that the cosy days of the welfare state may be drawing to a close.

Those cosy days of rain trickling down the windowpanes, coats drying on the radiator and tiny hands resting gently on my knee were both precious and illuminating.

The kit includes Nordic stags, flowers, snowflakes, vintage franked stamps, feathers and threads, as well as tips on how to put them all together on a cosy day.

Serial killers in fiction seem almost cosy these days.

The six suites in the converted outbuildings, fronting a cobbled central patio, were designed with families in mind: open-plan sitting rooms have beds which double up as sofas and open fires for cosy winter days.

Serial killers in fiction seem almost cosy these days: they have become standard-issue characters in the same way as the eccentric private detective, the maverick inspector with his lovingly compiled iPod playlists or the tweed-encrusted spinster with her extensive knowledge of human nature and the darker side of gardening.

There are plenty of comfy corners to curl up with a book or game (Boggle, obviously), and a wood-burning stove that keeps it cosy on colder days.

The working practices at Brompton feel like a cosy reminder of days long past, with the production line staffed by people rather than robots.

Comfortable chairs and sofas in creams and browns are clustered in small groups, and a long fireplace offers a cosy welcome on cooler days.

Although a coalition of liberals and Labour brings to mind the "purple cabinets" that oversaw the prosperity of the 1990s, the Netherlands is not about to go back to the cosy consensus of those days.

Although best known these days for the cosy sitcom My Family, he has a much more dangerous theatrical CV.