"cosy evening" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a pleasant evening spent in a warm and comfortable environment. For example, "We had a really cosy evening by the fire."
We, meanwhile, arrived at our third lodge at Mende in time for homemade cake and tea, followed by a cosy evening of singing, dancing and rum punch.
I could also also fancy a cosy evening in the bar, where small plates include those falafels, and auberginey delights baba ganoush and baba biladi (with spicy tomato).
Along the way, the pair stop to "foreground the psychological realm of... subcultural networks", before settling down to a cosy evening spent "exploring hierarchical codes of the visual lexicon".
Hard wooden chairs and tables in the spacious dining area are ideal for sitting down for a quick bite to eat, but have considerably less appeal if you're after a cosy afternoon with friends.
When Aubrey Plaza opens the door of her new house in the foothills of Los Angeles' trendy Los Feliz neighbourhood one rainy late afternoon in November, she is dressed for a cosy night in: leggings, over-sized sweatshirt, slippers.
But there is nothing remotely cosy about this evening, which turns despair into an artform and constantly asks what it is that makes us human: our capacity to love, or our capacity to lie to others – and most of all to ourselves?
A cosy early evening light-entertainment show to which the musical cutting-edge is not invited: you would have to be optimistic to the point of insanity to have put money on experimental US psychedelicelectronicists Animal Collective winning the awards for which they were nominated.
Still, it was a cosy Friday night in, easy to arrange – nice.
An integral part of a cosy Sunday night in, now we were old folks.
The latest model in this vein is someone a little more familiar, in a cosy, Sunday afternoon way.
From the raucous beer festival over May Day to the cosy Sunday night quiz, the Inn on the Green is our second living room.
