Sentence examples for cosy summer from inspiring English sources

The journalist has given up a cosy summer house or a nice boat to report from the frontlines of poverty in West Virginia, California, and Calais.

They double up as cosy winter habitats and bird larders stocked with berries and hips.

An interdependent Europe is a fact, however much Mr Wilders and his like may hanker for a mythical cosy past.

It looks a bit cafeteria, but you can eat outside or indoors by a cosy winter fire.

After exploring, call into T'Dreupelkot (dreupelkot.be), a traditional jenever (a juniper-flavoured liquor, also called Dutch gin) café and the perfect cosy winter bolthole.

Perfect family viewing for a cosy Christmas Eve, with added monsters and enough subtlety to keep both parents as happy as their kids.

Surely he would have sneered at how cosy today's Tories and Liberals are, and at a Labour party content merely to argue about how deep to cut.

Open daily 3pm-2am Sassafras has all of the cosy 1920's charm of a prohibition-era speakeasy, with none of the pretence of Franklin Mortgage or Hop Sing (since the 21st amendment removed the need for such).

And true to say, turning up hot on the tail of last week's Beacons comes the cosy (1,500 capacity) Fieldtrip festival near picturesque Ilkley, less than 30 minutes drive from Leeds.

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.

The Chalet, Mayfair A classic example of the post-war trend for "Alpine exotica" this cosy 1960s coffee lounge is lined with dark polished wood panelling, embellished with copper and wrought iron and furnished with rustic Tyrolean chairs.